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Support for new PHP versions (for example: 5.6.14) #48

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holtkamp opened this issue Oct 16, 2015 · 6 comments
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Support for new PHP versions (for example: 5.6.14) #48

holtkamp opened this issue Oct 16, 2015 · 6 comments

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@holtkamp
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Just wondering what the policy is regarding new versions of PHP, for example PHP 5.6.14 has been available for two weeks.

According to https://semverio.cloudcontrolled.com/php/versions this version can not be used yet on CloudControl. Is there an automatic mechanism or does each version have to be verified and added manually?

Just wondering, no big 'issue' 😄
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2-week ping?

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TooAngel commented Nov 2, 2015

Sorry for the delay. The mechanism is still partly manual, on every update we improve the automatic deploy a bit.

  • php-5.5.30
  • php-5.6.14
  • php-5.6.15

are available now.

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holtkamp commented Nov 4, 2015

ok, thanks for the update. Closing issue.

@holtkamp holtkamp closed this as completed Nov 4, 2015
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holtkamp commented Dec 7, 2015

Don't want to be annoying, hence not re-opening, but next to 5.6.16, will PHP 7 be supported over time? The performance improvements seem promising...

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Also requested in #56

@holtkamp holtkamp reopened this Dec 16, 2015
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shameless ping for @TooAngel 😃 . Don't need to support new versions soon, but a response / clarity would be nice so we can anticipate on that (invest resources on PHP 7 in 2016 or not...).

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