We haven't committed to anything yet. The schedule is tight. Whatever we
ship we will need to support for 5 years, so it cannot be half done.
We are pretty certain that we don't want to ship both 5.6 and 7.0, so we
expect to remove one or the other before release. Based on my current
understanding
It has been added:
http://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/php/php7.0
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I feel like vinc-q and Ondrej actually agree with each other but don't
realize it...
For what it's worth, I agree that Ubuntu should have PHP7, but we don't
need two PHP packages. There aren't enough BC breaks to warrant it. Like
Ondrej said, you can stick to older Ubuntu releases or build from so
Thanks for the quick answer. Let's see what we can do about that :-)
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Phillip, that's a question for @rbasak and ultimately for Canonical
whether they allocate enough time to make it happen.
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Ondřej, thanks for your work on your repos!!
Just to clarify: As of today, we don't know whether PHP 7 will make it in
16.04, correct? What does it depend on? Are there any links to discussions
about that? I did not find any ...
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I also wish to see PHP 7 in the next LTS. It was released somewhat too
late to replace 5.6 so the next best thing is a new package. Wait. You
say almost nothing has changed, so why not ditch 5.6? That sounds good
too.
It's really all about the speed of migration. Switching to PHP 7 as fast
as poss
I did not know that each time was released a minor version of PHP at the
same time was released on the market a product as HHVM which is up to
twice as fast as PHP 5.6 without changing one line of code. However do
not be surprised if people will go to HHVM, if canonical decides not to
support PHP 7
You are just repeating the same story that I've heard with every minor
version. I still hear some broken obsolete code requires PHP 5.3. The
major version bump is not as severe as with python2->python3, so there's
a need to put a stake into the ground somewhere.
Also "think" is different from putt
I think completely different from you. I think the fact that there is
not 'broken code' does not justify the non-inclusion.
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The performace improvement is nice, but "revolution" would mean a lot of
broken code, and this is not what happens with PHP 7.0. The amount of
breakage is not that big to justify the amount of work to also support
PHP 5.6.
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Just a small clarification, the advantages that the big sites have
obtained using HHVM are ONLY related to performance. Do not insert PHP7
in repository is a big mistake. Certainly you can always compile it,
but why follow this road? What real benefits?
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I don't agree, PHP 7 is up to twice as fast as PHP 5.6. If it is not a
revolution, why a lot of big sites use HHVM and not PHP 5.6? PHP 7 and
HHVM performance are similar, so please add PHP7 to repository.
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Nah, php7 is not a revolution. php5 over php4 broke API too much, but
php7 is much more close to php5.6 than php3 to php4 or php4 to php5 ever
was.
And php5.6 follow the same support pattern as all php 5.x versions
before: http://php.net/supported-versions.php
Thus I don't think Debian would ever
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Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better. It seems that your bug report is not filed about a
specific source package though, rather it is just filed against Ubuntu
in general. It is important that bug reports be filed about source
packages so that people
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