feat: add new php8latest to the matrix #8708
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Identical Dockerfile as `php8`, but with root image using PHP 8.4. ```bash diff Dockerfile.php8 Dockerfile.php8latest ``` ```diff - FROM php:8.3-apache --- + FROM php:8.4-apache ```
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I have been testing Onatal on PHP 8.4 for a while now, and now that the official images are available, we can tag a new
php8latesttag for testing purposes.Identical Dockerfile as
php8, but with root image using PHP 8.4. Other dependents of thephp8tag will continue to use PHP 8.3, but Onatal can switch to PHP 8.4.Types of changes
feat: non-breaking change which adds new functionality
fix: non-breaking change which fixes a bug or an issue
chore(deps): changes to dependencies
test: adds or modifies a test
docs: creates or updates documentation
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perf: code change that improves performance
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refactor: code change that neither fix a bug nor add a new feature
ci: changes to continuous integration or continuous delivery scripts or configuration files
chore: general tasks or anything that doesn't fit the other commit types
Breaking change: fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to not work as expected
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