There might have been some confusion around the bump to requiring PHP 7.1
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PHP 5.6 is still supported on the 2.0 branch, and I'll happily make new releases of 2.0.x versions based off that branch
- Feel free to open backported bugfix PRs against the
2.0 branch
- I feel happy to keep the branch open for changes as long as 5.6 is under security support (i.e. we will not accept patches after 31 Dec 2018)
- We'll take a decision on whether we need a
2.1 branch if a major feature arrives within that timeframe, but I'd strongly encourage any new feature development to target master first
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PHP 7.0 is unsupported because:
- we've never supported it just because of happenstance and timing
- ?nullable type hints and void are very nice to have, but not BC -better to break BC once for type hinting than twice
So, that said, there are a couple of errors that the scalar type hints have already cleared up, and there is the Nagle's change on the client socket to backport, if anyone wants to take a stab at them.
There might have been some confusion around the bump to requiring PHP 7.1
PHP 5.6 is still supported on the
2.0branch, and I'll happily make new releases of2.0.xversions based off that branch2.0branch2.1branch if a major feature arrives within that timeframe, but I'd strongly encourage any new feature development to target master firstPHP 7.0 is unsupported because:
So, that said, there are a couple of errors that the scalar type hints have already cleared up, and there is the Nagle's change on the client socket to backport, if anyone wants to take a stab at them.