Harro Verton

I need to know the exact server setup you test with. My local test server runs PHP-FPM 8.0 on AlmaLinux, and for that setup, the rewrite rule used is ````...

The plan was to release 1.9 as soon as we're confident we have PHP 8.2 compatibility. We run all our own apps on develop code ( we eat our own...

We've started to move internal app development to 8.3-RC, We've tested what we've could, and haven't bumped into any 8.x related issues for a while, but we probably don't use...

No, not really. It is a big pain tests aren't complete, we had to do without for a while now as we haven't found a way to make phpunit install...

All ten and six pence... ;-) Creating VM's (or Docker or k8ts) isn't the work, figuring out which phpunit version supports what, where to get that version (as no longer...

Not sure what you mean, but we've been running all our apps on 8.3 since that was released. The last commit was for the seldon used FTP library, which we...

Could be worse, I'm having a client app here that we host, that was written for 5.4., which needs to be upgraded to at least 7.4, as that is the...

This suggests that you're using a Fuel version < 1.8, in combination with PHP 7+. You need to upgrade to at least 1.8 get PHP 7 compatibility. Alternatively, you have...

That is assuming the new MongoDB\Client class has exactly the same API als the old Mongo class. Is that the case? If not, the entire abstraction layer has to be...

Is your class override complete? i.e. do all methods available work with the new MongoDB Client, or did you just override the methods you use? I am willing to try...