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#Drupal 7 php support update#

The next step depends on whether you use custom modules or not. Please remember to check both as an authenticated and anonymous user to ensure permissions remain unchanged. If you are utilising different content types, and perhaps have customised pages, we recommend checking at least one of each type. This means browsing through some of your pages and verifying that it behaves as it should.

You must then validate that your website looks and functions as expected.

The steps outlined on this page will be included in the e-mail, too. Once the clone is up and running, you will receive a notification (e-mail via the Notifications Service) with a direct link to your newly created clone. , will automatically be created in a PHP 8.1 environment as. The following steps outline the migration process to PHP 8.1. If you have any questions, please refer to the Drupal Community Forum.

Running compatibility scans for PHP 8:.

We recommend the following resources to ensure compatibility: ensure compatibility with Drupal 9.4 / 10.x.custom (self-authored or modified) and community contributed modules. This means anything not in the CERN Drupal Distribution, i.e. It is first and foremost important to accentuate how custom modules are your responsibility. You may also refer to the below flowchart:įlowchart denoting who is affected by the PHP migration.

#Drupal 7 php support update#

Please refer to this guide in order to update your modules. In general, it always a good idea to use the newest available release of a module that is not an alpha or beta release. In this instance, you must ensure that you are using version 6.0.1. If, for instance, you are using a local installation of better_exposed_filters (see ), version 8.x-5.2 works with Drupal ^8.8 || ^9, whereas version 6.0.1 works with Drupal ^9 || ^10. This can be verified by viewing the dedicated release page of each individual module. If you do have custom modules installed, you must ensure that the version you have installed is compatible with Drupal >= 9.4.0 and PHP 8.1.

the custom modules list has an empty modules.

You, or anyone on your team, has not created and configured a dedicated composer project and.

If you are unsure as to whether or not your website uses custom modules, please confirm that: If your website utilises custom modules, you must take action. If your website relies on the CERN Drupal Distribution, no action is necessary.

In preparation of Drupal 10, CERN is moving directly to PHP 8.1. Once the two year period of active support is finished, each branch is then supported for an additional year for critical security issues only.Ĭurrently supported PHP versions and their end-of-life dates (via ).Ĭurrently, CERN uses PHP version 7.4, whose support ends November 28 2022. This is the default approach by the PHP Group, actively supporting each release branch for two years following its initial stable release.ĭuring these two years, bugs and security issues are fixed and released accordingly. As originally presented at the Drupal Community Meeting (7th April 2022), PHP 7.x is reaching end-of-life November 28 2022.