Upgrade to PHPUnit 7 #700
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Upgrade to PHPUnit 7 #700
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WyriHaximus
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The fact that this PR adding PHP 7 support is #700 pleases me 👍
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PHPUnit 7 is EOL, @cboden are you considering upgrading PHPUnit to version 9, and drop support for older PHP versions? |
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v0.5 (next version) to keep BC, v0.6 to drop older PHP versions. See #850 |
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This upgrades to PHPUnit 7.
There are a couple tests for sessions that are marked incomplete because of an
ini_setissue.This also drops travis checking for everything but 7.1 and higher as 7.0 and lower are not supported by PHPUnit 7.
It may be good to bump the project to 7.1 and higher anyway as PHP 7.0 is approaching the end of security support in 17 days.
Includes #683 .