Hi,
I just synced php-src/pear (PHP_5_0/PHP_5_1/PHP_4_4) with pear-core
(PEAR_1_3). May god bring the day when this is no longer necessary
sooner rather than later.
Greg
Greg Beaver wrote:
I just synced php-src/pear (PHP_5_0/PHP_5_1/PHP_4_4) with pear-core
(PEAR_1_3). May god bring the day when this is no longer necessary
sooner rather than later.
We'll get there. But we can't kill the 5.0 tree until we have a 5.1
release.
-Rasmus
At 01:23 23/08/2005, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
Greg Beaver wrote:
I just synced php-src/pear (PHP_5_0/PHP_5_1/PHP_4_4) with pear-core
(PEAR_1_3). May god bring the day when this is no longer necessary
sooner rather than later.We'll get there. But we can't kill the 5.0 tree until we have a 5.1
release.
I don't see the 5.0 (or 4.4) trees dying anytime in the foreseeable
future. May God bring the day when we no longer have to support security
issues / major bugs in production releases :)
Zeev
Zeev Suraski wrote:
At 01:23 23/08/2005, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
Greg Beaver wrote:
I just synced php-src/pear (PHP_5_0/PHP_5_1/PHP_4_4) with pear-core
(PEAR_1_3). May god bring the day when this is no longer necessary
sooner rather than later.We'll get there. But we can't kill the 5.0 tree until we have a 5.1
release.I don't see the 5.0 (or 4.4) trees dying anytime in the foreseeable
future. May God bring the day when we no longer have to support
security issues / major bugs in production releases :)
Well I was expecting 5.0.x to immediatly cease once 5.1.0 is out? As for
PHP 4.x I would expect that one to end sometimes in the first part of
next year. I know roadmaps are not the PHP-style, but I think a somewhat
clear statement on php.net on this would help alot of people make more
educated planning decisions.
regards,
Lukas
As for PHP 4.x I would expect that one to end sometimes in the first
part of next year.
Heh, no way :)
regards,
Derick
--
Derick Rethans
http://derickrethans.nl | http://ez.no | http://xdebug.org
Derick Rethans wrote:
As for PHP 4.x I would expect that one to end sometimes in the first
part of next year.Heh, no way :)
It would be nice if updates to PHP4 tree did not introduce changes that
require all backwards compatible PHP5 code to be re-tested with PHP4 and
changes made!
People are switching to PHP4.4 from PHP4.3 and complaining about broken
code - but those of us who ARE using PHP5 do not have the hardware to
do regression testing on OLD versions ;)
--
Lester Caine
L.S.Caine Electronic Services
People are switching to PHP4.4 from PHP4.3 and complaining about broken code -
Yes, they should be, as their code was broken.
Derick
At 01:23 23/08/2005, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
Greg Beaver wrote:
I just synced php-src/pear (PHP_5_0/PHP_5_1/PHP_4_4) with pear-core
(PEAR_1_3). May god bring the day when this is no longer necessary
sooner rather than later.We'll get there. But we can't kill the 5.0 tree until we have a 5.1
release.I don't see the 5.0 (or 4.4) trees dying anytime in the foreseeable future.
May God bring the day when we no longer have to support security issues /
major bugs in production releases :)
We should definitely get rid of the 5.0 branch when we release 5.1.0, as
having to deal with 4 branches is a little bit too much.
regards,
Derick
Zeev Suraski wrote:
At 01:23 23/08/2005, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
Greg Beaver wrote:
I just synced php-src/pear (PHP_5_0/PHP_5_1/PHP_4_4) with pear-core
(PEAR_1_3). May god bring the day when this is no longer necessary
sooner rather than later.We'll get there. But we can't kill the 5.0 tree until we have a 5.1
release.I don't see the 5.0 (or 4.4) trees dying anytime in the foreseeable
future. May God bring the day when we no longer have to support
security issues / major bugs in production releases :)
I agree 4.4.x will live a long time due to the installed base and BC
problems going from 4 to 5. But I think 5.0 can go away once we get a
couple of releases into 5.1.x. The 5.0 installed base is small and the
5.0 to 5.1 migration is not difficult.
-Rasmus