samalander → created an issue.
samalander → created an issue.
samalander → created an issue.
The previous patches didn't suppress the error message for me.
I looked at the calling code, and it requires the keyed array to function, so getTokenArgument should always return it. The merge request (9) I just submitted does that.
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PHP7 is EOL, true. According to the same page, it remains the most widely used version with nearly 50% usage and is supported by Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (which is what we use) until April 2025, well after Drupal 9 reaches its EOL.
I wasn't necessarily asking to maintain compatibility until the very end. I don't mind staying behind for a few months. I'm worried about what could happen if a security flaw is discovered since installing the updated version won't be possible.
Anyway, I understand your POV. Thanks for the quick response.
Hi, sorry to be reopening a closed issue.
PHP 7.4 is still supported by Drupal 9 until its end of life.
https://www.drupal.org/docs/getting-started/system-requirements/php-requ... →
Dropping support early means users like me will be unable to receive future updates, especially security updates.
I don't think something like this should be done in a minor release. Especially since issue #3310687 → (Drop PHP7 compatibility) says to only do it for the 3.x branch for now.
Feel free to re-close; I'll just be over here with version 8.x-2.33, crossing my fingers that no security flaw is found in the next 7 months.