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PHP wrote the following post Thu, 01 Jan 2026 09:50:58 +0100 ⛔ As of January 1, PHP 8.3 is in security support mode, and PHP 8.1 reached end of life.

🆙 Consider upgrading to PHP 8.4 or higher.

To read more about how to upgrade:

🔗 https://php.net/migration84
🔗 https://php.net/migration85

#PHP #PHP85 #PHP84 #PHP83 #PHP82 #PHP81
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⛔ As of January 1, PHP 8.3 is in security support mode, and PHP 8.1 reached end of life.

🆙 Consider upgrading to PHP 8.4 or higher.

To read more about how to upgrade:

🔗 https://php.net/migration84
🔗 https://php.net/migration85

#PHP #PHP85 #PHP84 #PHP83 #PHP82 #PHP81

PHP: Migrating from PHP 8.3.x to PHP 8.4.x - Manual

Migrating from PHP 8.3.x to PHP 8.4.x

#PHP #Development: Enhancing #Code #Quality with Type Safety 🔍

🔒 #PHP's pseudo-types callable and iterable present challenges for code analysis and maintenance
💡 #PHP82 transforms iterable into Traversable|array union type, improving type #safety

https://f2r.github.io/en/stop-using-pseudo-types

🧵 ↓

Stop using Pseudo-Types

Stop Using Pseudo-Types (Published on Jan 20, 2025 - Version française)

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I've been almost exclusively using #Linux (#Debian12) for the last few days. A lot of time just spent tinkering and making sure my #OneDrive synchronizes properly, but yesterday I played some more #MetalSlugTactics.

Also, installed the #PHP82 server and made sure #VSCode and all relevant extensions work properly, so I can start working on the website again without booting into Windows.

Tried to get #PHP 8.3 working, but ended up not knowing how to get the right version of a single dependency.

Working on a task to migrate civicrm which is using drupal-7 to drupal-10, for this we need to upgrade from php7.2 to php8.2.

Compared the tables of drupal 7 and drupal 10, there are so many new tables in drupal 10, no idea if these are new tables or they have renamed some of the old tables.

Let me know if anyone has any experience in migration of drupal / civicrm

#civicrm #drupal7 #drupal10 #migration #php82

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Development of #ampache 7 will need to start this year.

I think this will ready after July 2024 and will raise the minimum #php version to #php82.

It usually takes me about 6 months depending on the removals and changes. I don't intend to make major structural changes to the backend so I think that's an over estimation.

I'll fork branches for ampache7 in Feb @usox