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I changed the weekly test to PHP 7.4 (was PHP 7.2) and added a PHP 8.0 test on commit. Any issue can always be tested against any PHP version, including PHP 8.0, now that Drupal CI has made these configurations available and now that core Drupal 7 support PHP 7.4 and PHP 8.0.
Because there are a large number of tests, I have to choose a set of automated tests that will catch most problems early - I can't routinely run tests for all possible combinations of Drupal core, PHP version, database flavor, and database version. Any combination may be tested on a one-time basis, but adding additional weekly tests for a pretty-much unchanging D7 version of Rules is unnecessary use of DA resources.
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tr commentedI changed the weekly test to PHP 7.4 (was PHP 7.2) and added a PHP 8.0 test on commit. Any issue can always be tested against any PHP version, including PHP 8.0, now that Drupal CI has made these configurations available and now that core Drupal 7 support PHP 7.4 and PHP 8.0.
Because there are a large number of tests, I have to choose a set of automated tests that will catch most problems early - I can't routinely run tests for all possible combinations of Drupal core, PHP version, database flavor, and database version. Any combination may be tested on a one-time basis, but adding additional weekly tests for a pretty-much unchanging D7 version of Rules is unnecessary use of DA resources.