And of course credits to Arnold Daniels who made the patch.
I wonder, could this call for a separate PHP version inside Ubuntu so that you could both install:
- php5 -> php5.2
- php5.3
From the Karmic repositories?
Giving people some time to:
- run their Jaunty sites on Karmic without any problems. Upgrade is seamless.
- test-drive php5.3 the way it will be shipped with Karmic+1 (this could be uncompromising: short tags off by default, and everything, making it future-proof)
Obviously this excludes the LTS folks who won't face the PHP compatibility issues until April 2010 - if they upgrade immediately, or - 2013 if they really want to stretch it.
And of course credits to Arnold Daniels who made the patch.
I wonder, could this call for a separate PHP version inside Ubuntu so that you could both install:
- php5 -> php5.2
- php5.3
From the Karmic repositories?
Giving people some time to:
- run their Jaunty sites on Karmic without any problems. Upgrade is seamless.
- test-drive php5.3 the way it will be shipped with Karmic+1 (this could be uncompromising: short tags off by default, and everything, making it future-proof)
Obviously this excludes the LTS folks who won't face the PHP compatibility issues until April 2010 - if they upgrade immediately, or - 2013 if they really want to stretch it.