PHP 7.1 is the next version of PHP and WordPress should support it with the first major version after 7.1 launches. This will facilitate testing. Failures on 7.1 won't necessitate builds failing while 7.1 is still in beta.
Fixes#37625.
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In order to make local debugging of travis easier, output the npm and node versions when travis runs
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Caching of node modules was added in [37058]. `npm prune` removes extraneous packages so the cache contains only current modules.
Props netweb.
Fixes#36490.
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PHP 7 has released it's 7th (and potentially final) Release Candidate today. While it is still not recommended for use in production, it is at a point that a test failure with it is something that needs to be triaged immediately. Congratulations to the PHP internals team on the upcoming final release of PHP 7.
Fixes#33410
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PHP branched master for 7, which means that nightly builds are now technically 7.1. The difference is minimal at the moment, but it's a good idea for us to test against the nightly build in part so that regressions can be reported upstream. Nightlies are allowed failure so that the build doesn't go red due to unstable versions. Additionally, nightlies are not officially supported by WordPress Core.
See #33410
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This is hopefully the final attempt at adding notifications to the #core channel on Slack. By default, Travis spams the channel. In order to cut that down a bit, notifications are set as follows:
- On Failure: Always (If the tests fail, the world needs to know)
- On Success: Change (this means that the first green run after a red run aka, the world is happy again)
- On Start: Never (Travis runs every time there is a commit. No need for a notification)
Props Netweb, samuelsidler
Fixes#30755
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With PHP7 in active development, this will help us identify issues there. Also will be fun to see how fast it is.
Fixes#31454
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Travis has an outdated version of NPM. While this is currently only generating a warning, in the future it could cause actual errors.
Fixes#30823
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The container-based infrastructure has more memory and more cores. It also is designed to startup faster. We give up the ability to use sudo, but we aren't using that right now so we should be good.
Props netweb, tw2113.
Fixes#30822.
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PHP 5.6 was released on 28 August 2014 and thus tests on it should be on the same level as all of our other PHP tests pass.
Fixes#29682
Props netweb
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Aaron Jorbin
Gary Pendergast
Dominik Schilling (ocean90)
Sergey Biryukov
Mark Jaquith
Andrew Nacin
Scott Taylor