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What is the maximum PHP version I can safely use for Chevereto version 4.2.3?
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Hello, thanks for asking about this as recently I was testing it on PHP 8.4 RC.
For the current Chevereto 4.2 version the best experience is with PHP 8.2.
PHP 8.3 should also work, but PHP 8.4 carries deprecations that affect several vendor packages (not only Chevereto) and it seems that will take time to make it fit.
For the current Chevereto 4.2 version the best experience is with PHP 8.2.
PHP 8.3 should also work, but PHP 8.4 carries deprecations that affect several vendor packages (not only Chevereto) and it seems that will take time to make it fit.
No, and there's no need to worry about that. PHP 8.2 works pretty well and for PHP 8.4 there's no imagick support yet. Just yesterday they addressed the related issue and it will take some time to get that propagated. Besides that, there are packages on which Chevereto depends that still don't support PHP 8.4.
I suggest to stay on PHP 8.2 until I notify to which version we can upgrade.