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create_function()
depreciated in PHP 7.2
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Hey @wottpal, seems this repo is totally abandoned.. I'm having these warnings too, and I see you had the good idea to merge @slaith serialization fixes on your branch too, that's great. Would you mind publishing it on packagist so we can use it with composer easily ? Also it may be good to update it based on @slaith latest commits :) |
Hi, You can create a pull request if you like. I'll merge in the changes and publish it on packagist again. @ wottpal |
Oh great you're jumpin' in @slaith ! I'm already using your package so merging these changes in your repo would be awesome. |
Yes, I do keep an eye on this package. Good to know its helping you :) |
Hey I didn't even think someone notices my fork 😅 I did a pull request to @slaith's repo here https://github.com/slaith/phpQuery/pull/3 |
I've merged it, though it should break before PHP 5.3 |
Hello, https://packagist.org/packages/somesh/php-query packagist seems broken:
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Just for reference I've created a fork of this repository where I've replaced all occurrences of
create_function()
with anonymous functions.https://github.com/wottpal/phpQueryUPDATE: Use @slaith's repo https://github.com/slaith/phpQuery when https://github.com/slaith/phpQuery/pull/3 is merged
Dennis
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