PHP 7.1
We are pleased to announce that support for PHP7.1 is now available on Cloudways Platform.
Users can refer to the KB guide on link below to upgrade to PHP 7.1
https://support.cloudways.com/how-to-upgrade-to-php-7/
Before you upgrade on production, we recommend you to test your application(s) compatibility on staging environment.
Cloudways Team
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Marco Mark commented
An update would be great and some details on whether this process will be improved in the future. We lost nearly a full year of active php 7.1 version support already.
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Tom commented
Please can we have an update on this?
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LE CORRE Fabien commented
I need PHP 7.1 to use Laravel Horizon package, any news ?
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Yu Cheng Wang commented
any updates for PHP 7.1?
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Anonymous commented
I need PHP 7.1 to use Symfony. Any news about this release ?
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Anonymous commented
@Cloudways Any news on this? I have another project which I am forced to host somewhere else because of old PHP version :(
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Marco Mark commented
+1 for this. I'm a little disappointed how late this is being implemented. 7.1 went into active support in January 2017. As much as I love Cloudways, the lack of flexibility and speed of implementing major / common features is already making me look at alternatives.
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Johnny W commented
Any progress with this? I'd rather than have to rewrite my code because you're not supporting 7.1 yet :) Thanks!
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Anonymous commented
"Planned" for when?
This is forcing us to leave for 2 of our clients (so far). Please update this with a schedule.
Thank you,
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Marko Lekic commented
Hello,
Are there any plans of making the availability process of new PHP versions faster? I'm guessing you wait until Debian marks a stable version of the package.
The thing is that in the past couple of years the PHP community is moving towards new versions a lot faster and it's much more important to keep up with the latest version because of the package availability.
Here are some examples:Laravel will require 7+ in July:
https://twitter.com/taylorotwell/status/809767371774816256Symfony will require 7+ in November:
https://twitter.com/fabpot/status/809743412715016192Packagist stats in the past couple of years show faster adoption of new PHP versions:
https://seld.be/notes/php-versions-stats-2017-1-edition
(Note: this excludes most of WordPress, Drupal, Magento, ... installations and it's not accurate for entire PHP ecosystem. Developers using Packagist are much more likely to adopt new versions of PHP)There's a number of hosts who already support PHP 7.1: http://phpversions.info/
With this trend it seems that it will be much more important to keep up with new versions of PHP, and having them released earlier will allow us to have more time to adapt.
So, to repeat the question from the beginning: Are there any plans of making the availability process of new PHP version faster?Thanks
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Anonymous commented
C'mon, 7.1 is almost five months old already...