datakick Posted December 1, 2022 Posted December 1, 2022 PHP 8.2 will be officially released soon, on December 8th. I have tested thirty bees 1.4 on PHP 8.2 release candidate, and the results are mixed. The good news is that the system does work properly on 8.2. I didn't found any new error or exception. If your store runs on PHP8.1, you should probably run on PHP8.2 as well. The bad news is that there are a lot of new deprecation warnings. And by lot I mean a lot. It's even worse than the PHP7.4 deprecation warnings, and that was a hell. It will take us a long time to fix these in core and native modules. If you can, please run your test env in PHP8.2, and report all warnings on github. Unfortunately, most third party modules will have to be tweaked as well, because of the new Dynamic Property deprecation warning. Almost every third party module I looked at was raising this deprecation warning. Fortunately, the fix for these type of errors is usually very easy -- simply declare property as public should be enough in most cases. Sometimes it's not, though.
wakabayashi Posted December 2, 2022 Posted December 2, 2022 Oh, it's only a couple of weeks ago, when I switched to PHP 8.1 from PHP 7.3 ^^ Sounds like a lot of new work. I will test these things in early 2023... 1
e-com Posted December 10, 2022 Posted December 10, 2022 PHP 8.2 stable is already released, then testing can begin 🙂 But PHP 8.2 for Core Updater would be useful.
datakick Posted December 11, 2022 Author Posted December 11, 2022 I have added PHP8.2 build. You should be able to update to bleeding edge now
e-com Posted December 12, 2022 Posted December 12, 2022 I see on github, that a lot of modules have already been patched. I have a request to pick up module version, so that their updates will happen and not to do the same job twice.
datakick Posted December 12, 2022 Author Posted December 12, 2022 6 hours ago, e-com said: I see on github, that a lot of modules have already been patched. I have a request to pick up module version, so that their updates will happen and not to do the same job twice. Fair enough, I will release already fixed modules
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