Juliette
Juliette
> > > It looks like the Travis configuration needs to be updated with an image that includes PHP 7.4. Yes, Travis has been very slow with that. For now...
@kazazor Correct, Travis added a workable `7.4` image last week.
@kazazor Well, you already can using the underlying software: https://github.com/PHPCompatibility/PHPCompatibilityWP
@kazazor I understand. I just meant to point out that this plugin is a wrapper around other software and that that original software already has the PHP 7.4 checks in...
FYI: * Correct: WP itself wasn't fully compatible with PHP 7.4 until WP 5.3. * PHPCS is compatible with PHP 7.4 as of version 3.5.0. Also: PHPCompatibility 9.3.5 has been...
Why not just install the underlying package in that case and run that ? After all, the plugin is not much more but a shell around it: https://github.com/wimg/phpcompatibility
@kumaxim Eh.. no, that will never work. Namespaces do not exist in PHP 5.2. The `xrstf/composer-php52` composer plugin can be used to generate an autoload file compatible with PHP 5.2...
This has already been fixed in the latest version of PHPCompatibilityWP. This plugin just needs to upgrade to use a more recent version of the underlying technology.
@Medicareschool If those are the only issues reported, you should be fine.
@Medicareschool I was posting that a bit too fast - sorry. As the underlying tech is so out of date, a lot of PHP 7.3 issues aren't scanned for with...