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chore: add testrun for PHP 8.4. Fix implicit nullable parameter #1238

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@Chris53897 Chris53897 commented Sep 26, 2024

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@Chris53897 Chris53897 changed the title chore: add testrun for PHP 8.4 chore: add testrun for PHP 8.4. Fix implicit nullable parameter Nov 22, 2024
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tarlepp commented Nov 22, 2024

PHP 8.4 is released, so should this pull request be merged?

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chalasr commented Dec 3, 2024

Thanks for the PR and sorry for the delay, it's Symfony 7.2+SymfonyCon time of the year. I'm going to merge and release asap probably on Saturday during the hackday

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I wish you a good time at SymfonyCon

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Hey @chalasr,

I hope you had a good time at SymfonyCon
I was just wondering if you could find time to merge this PR.
Thanks.

@chalasr chalasr merged commit 4165db7 into lexik:3.x Dec 14, 2024
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chalasr commented Dec 14, 2024

Thank you @Chris53897!

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mickverm commented Jan 2, 2025

@chalasr any chance these PHP 8.4 related changes could make it into a release? 😃

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mafftor commented Jan 6, 2025

Can It be released please? spamming deprecations...

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chalasr commented Jan 6, 2025

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