Hi team,
Do you think it's time for 4.7.6? With the US holiday last week, I haven't yet performed the release which normally would have been a few days ago, but looking at ChangeLog there aren't a lot of changes. Here are the changes:
- issue #13517 Fixed check all interaction with filtering - issue #13803 Add SJIS-win to default list of allowed charsets - issue #13436 Improve detection that MySQL server needs SSL connection - issue #13038 Support JSON datatype on MariaDB 10.2.7 and newer - issue #13824 Fixed constructing ALTER query with AFTER
Isaac
Hi
On Mon, 2017-11-27 at 15:12 -0500, Isaac Bennetch wrote:
Do you think it's time for 4.7.6? With the US holiday last week, I haven't yet performed the release which normally would have been a few days ago, but looking at ChangeLog there aren't a lot of changes.
Yesterday I'd say it's time for 4.7.6, but today I'd wait for phpseclib issue to clarify.
On Wed, Nov 29, 2017 at 3:57 AM, Michal Čihař michal@cihar.com wrote:
Hi
On Mon, 2017-11-27 at 15:12 -0500, Isaac Bennetch wrote:
Do you think it's time for 4.7.6? With the US holiday last week, I haven't yet performed the release which normally would have been a few days ago, but looking at ChangeLog there aren't a lot of changes.
Yesterday I'd say it's time for 4.7.6, but today I'd wait for phpseclib issue to clarify.
Looks like 2.0.9 will fix that issue, so I can work on the release a bit later today. Just to clarify, I should build with Composer running PHP5, so that the dependencies work for all users; is that correct?
Thanks
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Hi
On Wed, 2017-11-29 at 08:34 -0500, Isaac Bennetch wrote:
Looks like 2.0.9 will fix that issue, so I can work on the release a bit later today.
Yes, it's fixed in 2.0.9 and composer.json is updated in both master and QA_4_7.
Just to clarify, I should build with Composer running PHP5, so that the dependencies work for all users; is that correct?
You can instead configure composer to act like it would be running on PHP 5.5 by:
composer config -g platform.php 5.5
That way it doesn't matter which PHP version you use, so it's probably safer in long term :-).
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Isaac Bennetch -
Michal Čihař