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  • Ritter Knight

    (@thundermarketing)

    While I applaud the fact the author wants to move on from 5.3, the deliberate act of doing so in a point release is borderline reckless. What’s next, going from 5.4 -> PHP 7 in 3.6.5?

    The new version should have been 3.7, not 3.6.4.

    I would expect some breakage in a feature release but not a point release.

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by Ritter Knight.
    Ritter Knight

    (@thundermarketing)

    Yeh we have a client on an ancient CentOS version running PHP 5.3. I know, PHP 5.3 is basically dead but it’s not in our control to update their stack. This update basically renders this plugin useless. We’ve downgraded but a little more heads-up would have been nice.

    As stickster mentioned, it’s really an amateur move to change the PHP requirement in a point release. Maybe we’re old school but this is the kind of a thing that you change in a 2.0 release. I usually don’t write negative reviews but this is the kind of thing that I’d give 1 stars on the repo for.

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