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Run CI on multiple PHP versions #108
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Are the failure of the CI "expected"?
Do you want us to approve to merge "as is", and then with that proper CI, let integration developers fix the tests for higher PHP versions?
I feel like it is the best course yes. |
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Here we go then. Preferred to ask, as I'm not following the project closely
* Run CI on multiple PHP versions * Remove fail-fast strategy * Add more PHP versions * Setup configuration file depending on the PHP version used * Use proper ci phpunit xml file * Revert change in phpunit.dist.legacy.xml
Run the CI on multiple versions of PHP.
These runs are non-blocking but give us an idea of what to fix or act on.