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PHP 8.4 packages #2176
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Thanks so much for all the work on this! You say
I'm not familiar with that, is it publicly available? Thanks! |
https://wiki.debian.org/DebianExperimental It's used to prepare the transition for Debian unstable (and other experiments). |
I see we have 8.4.0alpha2 now, thanks! Right now we only seem to be missing these packages as labelled in the list above
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Any idea when APCu would be made available ? |
Although they're listed above, I don't see php8.4-apcu php8.4-opcache php8.4-redis php8.4-uploadprogress php8.4-xdebug php8.4-xhprof (Debian 12, both arm64 and amd64) Maybe I misunderstand the list. I thought "Current pecl extensions" that were checked were available now, but I must not understand it. |
Additionally for imagick, mailparse and phalcon for PHP 8.4 the following warnings is generated when installed:
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php8.4-apcu requires an upstream release of commits at https://github.com/krakjoe/apcu first since php-apcu 5.1.23 from PECL doesn't compile cleanly against PHP 8.4. Release |
Thank you fo the work here! Would it be possible to have php8.4-pgsql come with a pdo_pgsql compiled with libpq 17? That would allow the postgresql PDO to work with connection poolers such as pgbouncer in transaction mode. See this issue. I haven't seen php8.4-pgsql mentionned in this issue though so perhaps I'm not asking in the right place? |
It gets compiled with whatever libraries are provided by the base system. If you want libpq >= 17, you need to upgrade to Ubuntu/Debian that has libpq-dev >= 17
The list is only for PECL extensions, but generally speaking, you are asking in wrong place, you question is not directly relevant to the topic. |
(I see new builds showing up for amd64 but not arm64. Are the arm64 builds failing? (https://packages.sury.org/php/pool/main/p/php8.4/) ) Edit: arm64 has php 8.4.0RC1, but amd64 has 8.4.0RC3 |
Thank you @oerdnj! |
This is a tracking issue for PHP 8.4 status.
NOTE: As of now, I am not yet interested in bug reports until this tracking issue is finished.
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