Drop support for PHP 5.6? #6008
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Fine with me if it happens in Codeception 5. |
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There is no 5.0 branch yet - could you create one? |
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Dropping support for PHP 5.6 is not a big enough feature to mandate release of a new major version. |
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I didn't mean to release it. What's your plan to collect all changes targeted v5? |
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In my opinion, it makes more sense to drop support for all but the most recent version when we decide to do Codeception 5. Personally I'd wait for a PHP8 stable release, then start a Codeception 5 branch that targets just PHP8 +. |
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I would wait for PHPUnit 10 and support only it. |
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As I wrote, it will happen in Codeception 5: #6064 |
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OK, great! |
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Hey, |
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i work quite a lot with legacy projects. my personal opinion is to keep tools like testing frameworks, composer, rector,... as compatible as possible with old version. this is the only way to migrate a legacy 5.6 project to a higher php version. |
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Wouldn't you say it's about time to drop support for PHP 5.6 and go for 7.2+? https://github.com/Codeception/Codeception/blob/4.1/composer.json#L18
It has reached end-of-line almost 2 years ago: https://www.php.net/supported-versions.php
Just noticed this when looking at Codeception/module-rest#24 ...
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