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Incompatibility with php 7.3.x #74
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Hi Zanino, The connector does not yet officially support PHP 7.3 (or even 7.2 actually). Just recently Magento itself was not supporting it, but now that the situation is better, we will hopefully add support in the near future. I know of one issue with PHP 7.2+ in developer mode, a fix is due in the next version. Hopefully that will also resolve any incompatibilities with 7.3. |
Magento supports PHP7.3 since Magento 2.3.3 released in October 2019. 7 (almost 8) months is not that 'recently'... |
I've seen that the new version, with "fixed an incompatibility with PHP 7.2 in developer mode", was released yesterday, but inside the composer.json there is still limitation on: "php": "~7.0.0|~7.1.0|~7.2.0", |
Security support for php 7.2 will expire in 4 months, Magento supports php 7.3 as mentioned above for quite a long time... |
We are using Magento enterprise 2.4.2 and b2b module as well.we are getting below issues. |
Hi, these warnings were resolved in the recent versions, most recently 5.6.3 (the last one by @sivamind ). Please see if it still happens. The module should not have deprecation warnings on 7.x versions on PHP anymore. |
Using composer require we are facing this message:
"Package gigya/magento2-im at version 5.5.0 has a PHP requirement incompatible with your PHP version (7.3.18)"
We are working on magento 2.3.5. Is it possible to fix the composer requirement with the 7.3.x php version? Or there is any incompatibility?
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