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Turns out, as of a few versions ago, #PmWiki has silently introduced a dependency on the intl extension... which is no longer included in #PHP 8.2 and later, and not installed by default on cPanel hosts. For now I can still switch back to 8.1 on the impacted subdomain. In the long run, I'm screwed.
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Show threadJigme Datse14h ago
@notimetoplay This seems strange on all fronts. Is there some replacement that 8.2 is deprecating intl? Wait, not included? Is it obsolete? Also strange to add a dependency without making it clear. Good luck.
Show threadNo Time To Play14h ago
@JigmeDatse Thanks. No, it's just an extension that used to be installed by default so everyone's come to depend on it, and apparently never heard it's not there anymore.
Show threadDerick Rethans13h ago

@notimetoplay It's still included with PHP, with no intention of removing it: https://github.com/php/php-src/tree/master/ext/intl

I don't think it ever installed by default, as it relies on a (common) external library, icu.

Can't say anything about how cPanel handles this though.

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Show threadNo Time To Play10h ago
@derickr It handles the way I wrote. Please believe people when they raise an issue.
Show thread🇵🇸 Álvaro González12h ago
@notimetoplay My shared hosting account has a section in cPanel to enable extensions. It's important for projects to clearly declare these dependencies.
Show threadNo Time To Play10h ago
@kAlvaro Mine doesn't. Imagine that. And like I said: in PHP 8.1 and earlier it's enabled by default.
Show thread🇵🇸 Álvaro González10h ago
@notimetoplay Too bad. And I don't have anything super fancy, it's just a cheap plan.