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- PHPUnit 9.3 is required to support PHP 8. PHPUnit 8.x will not be
updated to support PHP 8 and will become unsupported in February 2021.
- Methods that were removed from 9.x were migrated.
- Prophecy will no longer be bundled with PHPUnit, but the
replacement phpspec/prophecy-phpunit required PHP 7.3. To keep
PHP 7.2 compatibility, weirdan/prophecy-shim is used as a
"migration layer".
Note: 2.0.1 was tagged incorrectly, hence it is avoided in the
version constraint.
- http-factory-tests upgraded to 0.7 (allows installing on PHP 8)
- In PHP 8, fopen throws ValueError instead of triggering an error.
In PHP 7, that exception does not exist and PHPStan fails. Hence the
symfony/polyfill-php80 dependency was brought.
- Some dependencies cannot be installed on PHP 8 yet (namely,
fig/http-message-util and php-http/psr7-integration-tests).
"--ignore-platform-reqs" was temporarily added to the CI build with
PHP 'nightly'.
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All set for this one as well! |
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Fantastic work again @edudobay! Thank you! |
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Hi! I'm interested in contributing to make Slim 4 compatible with PHP 8. I've written some for the
Slimcore repo but a big part of this is about dependencies, so I figured I'd start from the "subcomponents" like this one.Blockers:all set!As I'm new to open-source contributions and I've touched a lot of points that are not purely technical but have a significant 'policy/social' side, I'd like to know if the decisions I've taken so far are aligned with the views of the Slim maintainers — mostly regarding dependencies and test warnings.
Coverage: is it OK to use coverage ignore annotations for the catch-block that only gets executed in PHP 8? I can't figure out a way to solve this because different code paths will be executed in PHP 7/8 and I see no way to annotate this specifically for coverage analysis.
About new dependencies: I don't know if I've reached a good balance in the "minimizing dependencies" vs. "not reinventing the wheel" tradeoff. I upgraded one dependency and pulled two new ones:
symfony/polyfill-php80. Is this ok?Test suite warnings: php-http/psr7-integration-tests uses assertions (
assertRegExpandassertFileNotExists) deprecated in PHPUnit 9.1 but unavailable on PHPUnit 8 (still required for PHP 7.2 support). Do we need to fix that or is it acceptable to leave these warnings for now (11 warnings)? Of course I would prefer to remove the warnings, but this depends on other projects — if this is important, I'll see what I can do there too.