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The bee tests currently use PHPUnit 8
According to https://phpunit.de/supported-versions.html PHPUnit 8 reached the end of bugfix support in February 2023 though it is not yet end of life and I think might still be getting security releases.
Major Version
PHP Compatibility
Initial Release
End of Bugfix Support
End of Life
PHPUnit 10
>= PHP 8.1
February 3, 2023
February 7, 2025
To be determined
PHPUnit 9
>= PHP 7.3
February 7, 2020
February 2, 2024
To be determined
PHPUnit 8
>= PHP 7.2
February 1, 2019
February 3, 2023
To be determined
Table copied on 2023-09-21
I think it would be reasonable to move to PHPUnit 9 but I don't think we're ready for 10 as there are probably quite a few sites still with PHP 7.4 that the bee testing couldn't cover.
The bee tests currently use PHPUnit 8
According to https://phpunit.de/supported-versions.html PHPUnit 8 reached the end of bugfix support in February 2023 though it is not yet end of life and I think might still be getting security releases.
Table copied on 2023-09-21
I think it would be reasonable to move to PHPUnit 9 but I don't think we're ready for 10 as there are probably quite a few sites still with PHP 7.4 that the bee testing couldn't cover.
Need to test whether using PHPUnit 9 causes any issues. There are some Backward Incompatibilities that might need addressing: https://phpunit.de/announcements/phpunit-9.html
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