Drupal 9 reached end of life in November 2023, more than two years ago.

PHP 7 reached end of life a year before that. While it’s still possible to pay Zend for coverage through the end of 2026, the minimum for Drupal 10 is PHP 8.1.

I love that our code keeps working on older sites, because not everyone can keep up with the aggressive release schedule for Symfony and thus Drupal. I am not in a rush on this.

But also I’ve spent some time lately taking advantage of the new stuff in D11 and PHP 8, and I like it.

I figured I’d put this out for discussion and see if anyone has strong feelings about it.

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jproctor created an issue. See original summary.

nickolaj made their first commit to this issue’s fork.

nickolaj opened merge request !73

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Status: Active » Needs review

Patch drops Drupal 9 from `core_version_requirement` in both `.info.yml` files and adds `php >=8.0` and `drupal/core ^10 || ^11` requirements to `composer.json`.

  • nickolaj committed 83d90684 on 4.x 
    Issue #3576026: Patch drops Drupal 9 from `core_version_requiremen...
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Status: Needs review » Fixed

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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.