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[8.x] PHP 8.1 Support #39034

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driesvints wants to merge 20 commits into 8.x from php8.1-fixes

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driesvints commented Sep 29, 2021 •

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This PR contains more PHP 8.1 fixes:

Remove mimicking PHP 8.0 now that we're nearing the PHP 8.1 release date
Add prefer-lowest builds
Add separate build step for minimum versions for Symfony, PHPUnit & CommonMark we cannot bump these through Composer
Bumps some libraries for PHP 8.1 compatibility
Added more clearer message for skipped mail tests on PHP 8.1 since SwiftMailer won't be patched for it
Unskipped PHP 8.1 tests

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tillkruss commented Sep 30, 2021

Predis fix merged here: predis/predis@92adf32

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driesvints commented Oct 4, 2021

@GrahamCampbell have patience 😅

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GrahamCampbell commented Oct 4, 2021

@driesvints I don't follow? ^1.1.9 is better, coz it works right now and will also work when the tag is actually created (because the branch is named 1.1 on GitHub, so composer understands that the code there will become 1.1.9 in the future)

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driesvints commented Oct 4, 2021

I will change it once Till has tagged a new release.

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GrahamCampbell commented Oct 4, 2021

I just don't get why change it to v1.1.x-dev when you could have just cranked the patch number by 1?

driesvints and others added 18 commits


          Remove platform requirement

1f3275d


          Enable prefer-lowest builds for PHP 8.1


          Bump whoops

3b6824d


          Minimum symfony version

4052d8f


          Bump carbon

de1b955


          Try dev

182851d


          Require commonmark

846f908


          Add phpunit

732bb4d


          Bump predis

03a7ac2


          More clearly describe failing mail tests


          Remove skips for Redis tests

06e479c


          try predis dev

b50f619


          Make ArgonHasher aware of argon provider (#39046)

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* Make ArgonHasher aware of argon provider

If sodium provides the argon2 then threads must be 1, if "standard" (libargon2) is the provider it can be 1 or 2.
Not sure why this seems to only affect PHP 8.1 however as the behaviour seems to date back quite a bit.

https://github.com/php/php-src/blob/2a3760a2d12b1a4c5c0207386b6cae84e404ee7e/ext/sodium/sodium_pwhash.c#L197

* remove skips for Hashing tests


          Enable tests

719742e


          Re-skip test

7414a25


          Adjust skips

954a9bc


          Re-enable dynamodb tests

dd4cd79


          Bump predis

6dce125

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          Bump PHP AWS SDK

b81b395


          Remove test skipping

d746ca8

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