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Tests/PHPCSVersions: update for branching of PHP 8.6 - #296
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The PHP project has branched off PHP 8.6, which is now in RC and PHP "master/nightly" is now what will become PHP 8.7 (or possible 9.0). As PHP 8.6 is now in RC, only bug fixes are allowed in, so no new deprecation notices are expected anymore. While there has been one PHP 8.6 related fix in PHPCS, that was in an area which doesn't affect this plugin, so PHPCS 3.13.4 and up can be presumed to be runtime compatible with PHP 8.6 for our purposes.
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The PHP project has branched off PHP 8.6, which is now in RC and PHP "master/nightly" is now what will become PHP 8.7 (or possible 9.0).
As PHP 8.6 is now in RC, only bug fixes are allowed in, so no new deprecation notices are expected anymore.
While there has been one PHP 8.6 related fix in PHPCS, that was in an area which doesn't affect this plugin, so PHPCS 3.13.4 and up can be presumed to be runtime compatible with PHP 8.6 for our purposes.
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