php8.0-dev installs PHP 8.1.1 (cli) #1711
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No, you didn't, it's actually explained in the FAQ |
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i guess this is related to https://github.com/oerdnj/deb.sury.org/wiki/Frequently-Asked-Questions#why-is-phpdefaultversion-cli-always-installed (would make sense if default.version was updated yesterday). I am still confused and wondering if all the people who installed for me, even after reading the faq it's still unexpected that you end up with php 8.1 when running this: looks like i have no choice but to remove php8.0-dev as a fix for me. anyway, thanks a lot for maintaining these packages. |
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This is due to php8.0-dev recommending pkg-php-tools, needing php-json. Either avoid installing pkg-php-tools, or just update-alternative to force php8.0 as your cli. (see the php-pear section in the FAQ) |
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This issue was closed, but something change did the past ~24 hours causing this issue since it's affecting many people. Was 8.1 recently made the default version? Or did some other change affect this? The FAQ points to a few potential solutions, but not the root cause. Knowing that would better help people understand what the proper fix is hopefully. |
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php8.1-cli is being installed due to another package recommending it. Right now this breaks WordPress installation due to WP-CLI being incompatible. However, 8.1 shouldn't be installed anyway when the `php_version` is set to `8.0`. This fixes the root cause by setting `install_recommends: no` which disables the feature in `apt`. More background: https://github.com/oerdnj/deb.sury.org/wiki/Frequently-Asked-Questions#why-is-phpdefaultversion-cli-always-installed and oerdnj/deb.sury.org#1711
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php8.1-cli is being installed due to another package recommending it. Right now this breaks WordPress installation due to WP-CLI being incompatible. However, 8.1 shouldn't be installed anyway when the `php_version` is set to `8.0`. This fixes the root cause by setting `install_recommends: no` which disables the feature in `apt`. More background: https://github.com/oerdnj/deb.sury.org/wiki/Frequently-Asked-Questions#why-is-phpdefaultversion-cli-always-installed and oerdnj/deb.sury.org#1711
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If this helps anyone: Summary:
This means one of three (at least) things change recently:
The last one is my main guess |
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I don't have |
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For those struggling with this Oerdnj's response is correct, it is covered in the FAQ. What he meant by this was https://github.com/oerdnj/deb.sury.org/wiki/Frequently-Asked-Questions#php-pear, If I'm correct the implicit reference to PHP 8.1 lies in the As Ondrej isn't the maintainer of this we're waiting on Ubuntu to update it There are two fixes outlined in the FAQ:
This will stop any PHP 8.1 components from being installed, but also not install pear.
This will install PHP 8.1 cli, common, opcache, phpdbg and readline Hope that helps |
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Good job, @willitscale! |
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Describe the bug
when installing php8.0-dev you end up with php 8.1
even if you also install php 8.1 cli.
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yesterday php 8.0 was installed. (our daily ci build starts failing today)
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