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3.1.0 will introduce a consideration for the minimal requirement of PHP 5.4. If at all feasible, as it's a major undertaking.

WordPress made it easier to denounce upgrade availability through Requires PHP readme headers. However, I do not believe this is implemented through the plugin installer yet. When the above has...

Here's a summary of features we will use from upcoming PHP version, and their likelihood or need for implementation. 1. What's ~strikethrough~ will never be used; 2. What's *italics* will...

I've requested usage insights: https://wordpress.slack.com/archives/C1LBM36LC/p1527458954000056 I'm awaiting a response.

https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/43987 will block updates when PHP requirements aren't met. This should be shipped with **WordPress 5.0**, which makes making greater leaps more approachable. With https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/41191, will urge users to upgrade...

PHP 5 will stop receiving security updates from 31st of December, 2018: http://php.net/supported-versions.php From there on out, we'll focus on moving straight to PHP 7.1, from PHP 5.4. What a...

e5c5a023bf7425a411d897d776aa33e41cadecec brought us to PHP 5.5; where we now implement generators. Now we can also implement dereferencing, which will improve script-loading performance.

Hi @LeBaux, All Rich Data created by The SEO Framework are implemented through Schema.org JSON-LD standard. This is a favored way of implementation, as it's theme independent, and doesn't require...

Hi @mmbb62 The basic gist of GitHub on features is that if it's open, it's still under consideration; unless otherwise stated.

Was already in progress, but the implementation was really messy and got changed on-the-fly quite a bit. I will rewrite the extension, but it'll take some time. Lower priority than...