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WordPress 5.6 + PHP 8 Compatibility #17

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jconroy opened this issue Oct 22, 2020 · 1 comment
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WordPress 5.6 + PHP 8 Compatibility #17

jconroy opened this issue Oct 22, 2020 · 1 comment

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jconroy commented Oct 22, 2020

WordPress 5.6 is currently scheduled for release on December 8, 2020 - and one of its goals is supporting the newest version of PHP (8)

See main Woo Core issue for PHP8 support in Woo Core: woocommerce/woocommerce#27674

Some of the changes in WP 5.6 (apart from PHP8 support) include:

  • Navigation menus block and screen in Core.
  • Automatic updates for major WordPress Core releases (opt-in).
  • New features from the block editor upgrades.
  • ** Widgets-editing and Customizer support in Core.**
  • New Default theme, including an FSE compatible version.
  • Public beta of Full Site Editing.

All up I believe there are 7 gutenburg release being bundled - so based on issues like this I would recommend testing features that rely heavily on the customizer.

Suggest at a minimum

  • General smoke test of functionality (review docs for functionality and intended usage)
  • Check for PHP 8 warnings and errors during usage
  • Increase tested up to tags
  • Create follow-up issues for anything that needs to be fixed/investigated (or just fix it)

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jconroy commented Feb 22, 2021

Testing as expected for me

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