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Seems like a bunch of really welcome improvements. Wish I hadn't known about them though, as I probably won't be able to use them in our production environment
by michh 13y ago
Seems like a bunch of really welcome improvements. Wish I hadn't known about them though, as I probably won't be able to use them in our production environment for the next 2 years or so.
- Tomdarkness 13y agoCan I ask why it will take so long? I'm working on a medium to large scale project and we will be likely rolling the new version out to our staging environment within a week and assuming everything goes smoothly to the production environment not long after that.
- griffindy 13y agoIf michh is working on plugins for other people, shared hosts can be pretty behind on their PHP versions. I just had to backport a wordpress plugin to 5.2(!), which came out in 2006. EDIT: meant PHP versions, not plugins.
- wdmeldon 13y agoThats the curse of distributable code unfortunately. And PHP only makes it worse because it's old versions are absolutely terrible...
- maratd 13y ago> And PHP only makes it worse because it's old versions are absolutely terrible... You just need to put your foot down. 5.2 is absolutely too much, I would never develop for it. Just tell them to stop being so damn cheap and upgrade to a decent hosting company. AWS is free for a year for new clients, there's no reason for them not to switch to something decent.
- michh 13y agoMy biggest nemesis: legacy...