- Issue created by @ressa
- @ressa opened merge request.
It's a bit out of scope but also, this doesn't make clear sense:
Drupal requires at least PHP 8.3.0. It is recommended to upgrade to PHP version 8.3.0 or higher for the best ongoing support.
It 8.3.0 "required" or "recommended". It says both.
I think it is trying to say:
Drupal requires at least PHP 8.3.0. Upgrade to versions higher than 8.3.0 for the best ongoing support.
This is perhaps for another issue.
- 🇩🇰Denmark ressa Copenhagen
Thanks @cilefen, that's a great suggestion, and I have updated the MR.
- 🇩🇰Denmark ressa Copenhagen
Update Issue Summary, to cover ongoing support sentence as well.
- 🇳🇿New Zealand quietone
Thanks for making this issue. I saw the change the PHP requirements page but have yet to respond over there. I will do so here.
I disagree with this change and the change made on the PHP requirements page. The requirements page is a reference page. A reference describes the software itself, in this case the PHP requirements. It should be concise and unambiguous about the topic. The topic in this case in the PHP requirements. It is not the development environment. Not should it be expanded to include help' or 'how to' for other development or production environments.
I think this is a won't fix and the DDEV information should be removed form the Requirements page.