Add support for Symfony 7

[mbrodala]

Symfony 7 has been released and the Cachetool should be updated to support this new major version.

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Maintainer's note:

The ideal distribution of cachetool is via a phar file, not a dependency to your symfony project.

[mbrodala]

Notice that this is currently blocked by consolidation/self-update, see consolidation/self-update#27

[webdeal]

It's pity.

[Seldaek]

I install cachetool as a phar using my server provisioning tool and never have dependency issues.. Just an idea for anyone who's stuck.

Because imo this has nothing to do with the application, it's a deploy-time utility. At least the way i use it.

[mbrodala]

Yeah, we also went with the Phar release in the meantime with a few extra steps to have it available as usual everywhere.

[timrasche]

Any news?

[webdeal]

Any news?

No. I installed Phar release as described above, it solved problem.

[Chi-teck]

consolidation/self-update 3.x does support Symfony 7, but it doesn't have a stable release yet.
I would actually consider dropping self-update feature

[gordalina]

The ideal distribution of cachetool is via a phar file, not a dependency to your symfony project.

[Chi-teck]

@gordalina that depends on how you use it. In some cases you need to invoke it from PHP code in response of some events happened in your system.

[Seldaek]

You can still invoke the phar from php, either using exec/proc_open style or even including it using phar://cachetool.phar/vendor/autoload.php to make its classes available that should mostly work but a bit more risky as you might have conflicting class versions then between your project and the phar.

[matthijs-va]

consolidation/self-update 3.0.0 has been released, so I assume this can be fixed now?