On 2024/01/17 10:19, Stuart Henderson wrote: > On 2024/01/14 18:01, Eric Brown wrote: > > Hello Gonzalo: > > > > According to: > > > > https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/latest/admin_manual/installation/system_requirements.html > > > > PHP 8.2 is now the recommended version, though 8.3 is also supported. > > 8.0 is deprecated. Seems that the port utilizes up to 8.1. > > > > Is it possible to bump this up? (May also apply to the other Nextcloud > > versions.) > > With MODULES=lang/php the default version is currently 8.1, except on > sparc64. > > It's possible to override and set MODPHP_VERSION=8.2 in an individual > port, but note that doing this will knock out packaging on sparc64 which > is stuck with PHP 8.0 (newer versions have "fibers" which requires > either an OS which supports ucontext, or arch-dependent code which > isn't present for sparc64). > > It would be possible to make this conditional on ${MACHINE_ARCH} and > avoid overriding the version on sparc64 until upstream no longer > supports 8.0. >
...though it might be time to bump the default to 8.2 (except for sparc64) across ports anyway; 8.0 is now EoL and 8.1 is on critical fixes only. Does anyone have a handle on the level of support for 8.2 across PHP things in ports in general now? It's generally ok for the ports I'm using (librenms, icinga-web2, roundcube, nextcloud) but I don't have a handle on others (grommunio, zabbix, baikal, davical, phpldapadmin, phpmyadmin, ...)
