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Allow use of PSR-7 v2#545
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It's a bit of a long story: friends-of-reactphp/mysql#205 |
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Just merged #543 that will resolve the segfault |
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Oh, that thing... |
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Hm, it's still locking psr/http-message 1.1, even on newer PHP versions that would support 2.0. I'm not sure why. |
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Well [expletive deleted]. That package appears to be abandoned. I don't know if switching to nyholm/psr7 (which is supported and solid) is viable, but this sounds like a larger problem. |
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PSR-7 v2 just adds types, which should be safe in virtually any circumstances. It does require PHP 7.2 or higher, but allowing either version should allow Composer to figure it out.
Without this, having React installed makes a project incompatible with any package that depends on PSR-7 v2, which is a non-small number.
(I haven't tried running this locally yet; I am assuming CI will indicate if there's an issue.)