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Scalar Objects to PECL? #27
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I'm fine with having this in PECL, as long as someone else takes care of the technicalities. I'm not capable of setting up a working PEAR/PECL environment. I'm pretty sure that it hates me, personally. |
Hi @nikic, I think its possible for me to set up a working PECL environment for Scalar Objects in your place. But still, you will have to publish it on PECL's website, by submitting this form. Will you do it? This is your extension after all, so there are some fields that I cannot fill in your place. |
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@nikic the README file states
PoC are usually not designed to be released ;) BTW, if you plan to maintain this extension, and tag a release, I can take care of the pecl release process for you (as I already do for some others owner / extensions). In this case, you only have to take care of announcing it on the pecl mailing list, and if no objection, ping me. P.S. obviously, I will also need commit acess on this repo. |
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@nikic its been almost 2 years, what is your current thought about this? Seems that @remicollet is willing to push this to PECL, or if not I can help you find someone else who can host Scalar Objects extension from PECL too. |
PHP 8 has been released, a long time has elapsed. Is there still no plan to bring scalar objects to PECL so far? |
So much time has passed, it's a pity that such a great opportunity that could have been in the language was forgotten ... |
I dont think it has been forgotten, and in fact the feature of scalar_objects is frequently brought up when developers discuss PHP features at /r/php subreddit. It seems that theres significant difficulty bringing this into PHP core, though I wonder if a similar feature like extension methods which allow both objects and scalar types to be 'extended' will be a better solution to this problem. Anyway, I really hope this one can at least, make it to PECL. I've contacted @nikic before but he seems uninterested, @remicollet even offered to host it incase he doesnt want to set up PECL account. I have no idea though, maybe hes just busy. |
Hi there, I was wondering if it is possible to bring scalar objects extensions to PECL. I'd love to see scalar objects making it to PHP core one day, but in recent future its more realistic to bring it to PECL. Then more developers will start to install and use it, and once scalar objects grow in popularity, we can move on to the next stage. So what do you think @nikic ? Can you bring it to PECL first since it is qualified as an extension?
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