As most of us are affected by the switch to and from Daylight Savings
Time, it affects the time of the monthly IRC meeting. For me, the new
time now (standard time) is somewhat less convenient but still very
reasonable. If I recall correctly, we picked a time based on UTC to
make the time zone math easy, not to avoid DST changes.
How does the time change affect the rest of you? Does it matter at
all? This isn't something I'm picky about but know that in the past
the meetings have been scheduled during various team member's lunch
breaks and other short interruptions to the day, in which case the
time change may be more difficult. I'm just looking for opinions about
this.
Please remember that the monthly developer meeting will happen tomorrow. Also note that the meeting time may have changed from last time, depending on your country's observance of Daylight Savings Time.
Isaac
Respect Sir/Madam,
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Prithwish Dasgupta
Hello,
PHP 7.2 was released today. Currently we only announce support up to
7.1; is that because we don't want to announce support for something
that isn't officially released or is QA_4_7 incompatible with PHP 7.2?
If it's the former, we should probably quietly bump the version listed
on the website download page.
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