DigitalSorceress

    • 16 Feb
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    • I've been building and hosting web sites (sometimes professionally, often times just personally) since the late 1990s. I tend to stick with a "lo-fi" approach (avoiding fancy frameworks)

    • In Stopping deprecation warnings

      So, I get this is how to turn off the pesky warnings - and I absolutely agree that in production one should not be showing errors to users - it leaks a lot of info used to bad actors...

      However, the fundamental worry I have is that the errors when installing with PHP 8.3 for deprecation in the code mean that Flarum code is using outdated / deprecated functions and such... and that an update to PHP in the future where such deprecated features get obsoleted it is going to break.

      So isn't the best path forward for Flarum to be updated to get rid of the deprecated calls / replace them with the newer function calls that replace them?