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Now with WP recommending PHP 7 or greater as the minimum requirements, is it really necessary to run a build job all the way back to PHP 5.2 and WP 4.1?
My Recommendation
Add PHP 7.1 (if initial build fails, switch to allowed failure until resolved)
Add PHP 7.0
Change PHP 5.6 from allowing to fail to required to pass
Remove anything older than PHP 5.6 (those versions are not even supported by PHP anymore)
Any thoughts?
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Cool. Although, it looks like PHP 5.6 was removed and PHP 7.1 was added twice — once as being required and again as allowed to fail. Since PHP 7.1 is passing, we should do away with the allowed to fail test. How about getting PHP 5.6 back in there? (still supported by PHP and probably the most popular version) Also, instead of checking against WP versions 4.1, 4.2, how about just checking against the current version (already doing that) and the previous two versions — 4.5 and 4.6?
Now with WP recommending PHP 7 or greater as the minimum requirements, is it really necessary to run a build job all the way back to PHP 5.2 and WP 4.1?
My Recommendation
Any thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: