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🔮 PHP 7.2 and 7.3 minimum requirements update timeline #2089
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Might not be as bad as previously thought– here is a list of various PHP versions used by Nebula websites YTD (2020) that are above 1% of "market share": Only 2 of these rows are less than 7.2 (and they are 7.1), so maybe in January 2021 I'll bump Nebula up to 7.2 minimum and update libraries. Related: #2085 |
Note to self: Use the new custom report in Google Analytics to monitor server software version usage (PHP and MySQL). |
When this does get bumped up, do a search for version comparison conditions throughout Nebula for lower versions than the minimum supported.
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Here's my "from the hip" guess at minimum supported PHP version updates for Nebula (as of April 2021):
This issue is specifically for the 7.2 and 7.3 minimum version updates and will be closed after that. Future min-version updates will use the individual "PHP Examples: |
Bumped minimum supported version to PHP 7.2 with next commit. According to my hip-schedule, we'll eye 7.3 in November 2021, but it seems like it might take longer than that. Also note that Nebula does not have any checks for |
Here is February 2022 (to date): I'm not in any major hurry to update the minimum, but it seems like we could bring it up to 7.3 anytime now. Updated timeline: As of Summer 2021ish, minimum supported PHP version is 7.2. |
Minimum PHP version is now 7.3. Closing this issue for the next step: #2147 |
Currently the minimum PHP version WordPress officially supports is 7.3 and libraries Nebula use are starting to bump their minimum version to 7.2.
Nebula's noted minimum PHP version is 7.0 at the moment, but I know many servers that run Nebula are using versions below 7.2... so bumping up the Nebula minimum would "break" those sites (only if they are using specific features/options).
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