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Problem/Motivation
In today (10 July 2015) critical issues discussions meeting we discussed that we should have a dedicated issue for PHP 7 testing so that we can track the Drupal 8 fails on PHP 7 and get them fixed or reported, in case it is a PHP 7 bug, as soon as possible.
Proposed resolution
Fix or report the fails in Drupal 8 and PHP7 at the same time
Remaining tasks
Get Drupal CI to test this issue on PHP 7
User interface changes
None
API changes
N/A
Data model changes
None
Follow-up to #2454439: [META] Support PHP 7
Comments
Comment #1
BerdirOne important thing here, possibly compared to the other containers is that until a stable PHP 7 version is released, it is very important to frequently update it, once per week or so if possible, if not, at least when new alpha/beta versions are released. While working on the PHP7 issue, we frequently identify and fix (just today: https://twitter.com/berdir/status/619427152421851137) bugs in PHP7 itself and the test results won't be of much help without those fixes.
Comment #2
BerdirPHP 7 testbot is now enabled: #2467925: [plan] Remove blockers to the "minimum viable" state of DrupalCI to ship Drupal 8 RC1