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So I've been cleaning up the code, upgrading packages, and converting all tests to pest, and so far good.
However, it isn't compatible with PHP 8. There are some major changes with events API since I upgraded the package to v3.
I wanted to take input from the community to see if we should go ahead and drop support for PHP < 8 and Laravel < 9. Anything below these versions is anyway outdated including no security fixes.
The only problem is, we would only be able to tag the release as
v3.10
and not a major release due to the fact that,v4
is already in the works which is another major change in itself and not compatible with v3.The biggest advantage we would be getting is, we could support v3 for some time until v4 is actually rolled out and this would be compatible up until Laravel 10.x with all the security fixes applied, dependency packages upgraded, better tests, and bugfixes.
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