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Package: cakephp
Version: 2.8.3-1
Severity: important
User: [email protected]
Usertags: php7.0-transition
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Dear maintainer(s),
this bug is a part of ongoing php7.0 transition. It is filled as
important, but the severity will be bumped to serious within quite short
(~month) timeframe as the transition was announced almost 3 months ago.
The cakephp package currently depends on php5 php5-cli php5-common
php5-mcrypt .
PHP 7.0 has landed in unstable with substantial changes to the packaging:
1. Every package built from src:phpMAJOR.MINOR now include
phpMAJOR.MINOR in the name, so f.e. php5-fpm is now php7.0-fpm.
2. Accompanying src:php-defaults builds 1:1 mapping to a default
MAJOR.MINOR version, e.g. php-fpm depends on php7.0-fpm. When you
specify a dependency, please use the generic name, unless you
absolutely know that won't work for you.
3. Every path in the system has been changed to a versioned, e.g.
/etc/php5/cli is now /etc/php/7.0/cli
4. dh_php5 is now dh_php
5. php-pear is not built from independent source package.
6. master-7.0 branches of several extensions (php-apcu, xdebug,
php-apcu-bc) can be used as a template how to change the PHP
extension packaging. It's mostly cut&paste since the d/rules tries
to figure-out most of the variables from debian/ directory.
7. pkg-php-tools package now supports PHP 7.0 packaging and if your
package uses pkg-php-tools a simple binNMU is all it might need
8. PHP 7.0 has changed extension API, so most-if-not-all extensions
need work from upstream to be compatible with PHP 7.0.
9. We expect to ship next Debian release (stretch) only with PHP
7.0, that means that all packages needs to be made compatible with
PHP 7.0. Fortunately the PHP 7.0 is mostly compatible with properly
maintained software. However some extensions has been deprecated
(f.e. mysql) and thus old unmaintained software will stop working
and it will have to be either patched or removed from stable Debian.
So what you need to do:
Replace every occurence of php5 with just php, e.g. if you depend on
'php5' then you just need to depend on 'php'. Also if you package a web
application and depend on specific SAPI, I would recommend depending just
on 'php' package and let the user decide whether he will install php-fpm,
libapache2-mod-php or php-cgi.
The script that was used to get the list of packages for MBF was not a
particular smart one (so it doesn't detect alternatives, etc.), so if
there's a false positive, please excuse me and just close the bug with
short explanation.
The other options that might be used with packages that don't and won't
support PHP 7.0 is to remove the software from Debian by changing the
title of this bugreport to:
RM: cakephp -- ROM; doesn't support PHP 7.0
reassigning it to ftp.debian.org pseudo-package and changing severity to
'normal'.
Also feel free to contact the maintainers at one of the lists:
[email protected] -- for PEAR related packages
[email protected] -- for PHP extensions
[email protected] -- main PHP packaging and catch-all
Cheers, Ondrej
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Nope, cakephp is fine. As I said the grep-dctrl script used to pull
packages was not that sophisticated. Thanks for letting me know about
the alternatives.
O.
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On Fri, Apr 22, 2016, at 12:39, Dmitry Smirnov wrote:
> On Monday, 18 April 2016 10:58:00 PM AEST Ondřej Surý wrote:
> > Package: cakephp
> > Version: 2.8.3-1
>
> > this bug is a part of ongoing php7.0 transition.
>
> Did I miss anything here? I thought CakePHP is fully compliant with PHP-7
> since 2.8.0-1 both upstream and downstream. There are still php5
> compatibility alternatives left but only as second alternatives. I was
> planning to remove those php5 alternatives later, after ZoneMinder
> transition
> to PHP-7. Should I prioritise?
>
> --
> Regards,
> Dmitry Smirnov.
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