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[FRAME-178]: QA Simplification #89
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Looks good
@@ -58,6 +58,7 @@ jobs: | |||
run: | | |||
cd ${GITHUB_WORKSPACE}/.. | |||
${SLIC_BIN} here | |||
${SLIC_BIN} php-version set 8.2 --skip-rebuild |
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This is the PHP version that is running in slic right? I realize that everything should work on all PHP versions but wouldn't we want to run the tests against the minimum supported version instead of the most recent?
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When I updated wp-browser
to fix the WP-CLI issue we've talked about before, the new version requires PHP >= 8.
Even before this though, Slic was using 7.4 to test, and we handled the compatibility checking with PHPCS. I don't think this exposes us to introducing incompatibilities, but it does help us handle newer versions of PHP.
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