- Issue created by @rmpereira
- π³π΄Norway truls1502 Oslo, Norway
Adding a temporary patch to able to use PHP 7.4
- π©πͺGermany Anybody Porta Westfalica
I'd be fine to remove the comma in 8.x-3.x and add a minimum PHP 8 requirement to 4.x, which no more supports Drupal 9.
Still nobody should use D9 anymore ;)
- π«π·France rmpereira
I'm ok with it.
In this case, I think itβs not necessary to add a minimum PHP 8 requirement for 4.x, because the current requirement "^10.3" implies it.
- π¨π¦Canada Liam Morland Ontario, CA π¨π¦
There is a merge request fixing this in π Version 8.x-3.6 is not compatible anymore with PHP 7.4 Active .
- π«π·France rmpereira
Like the patch in comment #3, it works for me until the sites are updated to more recent versions.
However, I still find it confusing to see that version 3.6 of the module is identified as functional for Drupal versions ^9.2, which at the time supported PHP 7.4. Do we also need to create a patch to fix this, or is it a configuration of the project on Drupal.org ?
- π§πͺBelgium oldeb Namur π§πͺ
Issue occurred on Drupal 9.5.11 after an update of the module from 3.3.0 to 3.6.0.
Patch in comment #3 fixed the issue. - π¨π¦Canada Liam Morland Ontario, CA π¨π¦
There is a merge request with this change in π Version 8.x-3.6 is not compatible anymore with PHP 7.4 Active .