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Hello, everyone. Your frustration is understandable. I would like to apologize for the delay with the introduction of PHP 8.4 support. The case is currently under discussion with our team and I will bring more clarity soon.
Question PHP 8.4 ETA ?
- Thread starter JulianDot
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weareimpulse
Basic Pleskian
hi - any news on the 8.4 release?? i saw this on the 3rd of jan, but still nothing...
The release has been postponed. The new target date is next week - 20th of January.
chris-design
New Pleskian
What time today will the release be postponed?
Oldiesmann
Basic Pleskian
What's the new target date now that it's the 21st in most of the world?
fabiothoma
New Pleskian
Still no PHP 8.4 release...
There was a new Plesk Obsidian Release (https://docs.plesk.com/release-notes/obsidian/change-log/) but no PHP 8.4 support.
We are eagerly waiting for this!
There was a new Plesk Obsidian Release (https://docs.plesk.com/release-notes/obsidian/change-log/) but no PHP 8.4 support.
We are eagerly waiting for this!
Hello, everyone. With the release of Plesk Obsidian 18.0.67 PHP 8.4 is shipped on all supported OSes other than CentOS 7 and CloudLinux 7.
Please make sure to manually remove the
Please make sure to manually remove the
E_STRICT constant from the error_reporting PHP directive when switching to PHP 8.4 from an earlier PHP version.
Zéfyx
New Pleskian
Thanks for the update.
For those wondering why the constant E_STRICT needs to be removed : PHP 8.4: `E_STRICT` constant deprecated
For those wondering why the constant E_STRICT needs to be removed : PHP 8.4: `E_STRICT` constant deprecated
ChristophRo
Regular Pleskian
E_STRICT got deprecated with PHP 8.4 (see PHP 8.4: `E_STRICT` constant deprecated)
If you still use it in your configuration, it will throw an error/warning message.
If you still use it in your configuration, it will throw an error/warning message.
moussaelhajraoui@gmai
New Pleskian
Plesk Obsidian 18.0.67
21 January 2025PHP 8.4 is now shipped with Plesk Obsidian on all supported OSes other than CentOS 7 and CloudLinux 7.
Note: Make sure to manually remove the E_STRICT constant from the error_reporting PHP directive when switching to PHP 8.4 from an earlier PHP version.
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