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What is the exact minimum PHP requirement for installing Processwire?.
I saw many min requirements mentioned . In install.php it is 5.3.8. Inside composer.json it's >=5.5.
Are the minimum requirements changed?
It's working properly on PHP 7.1 (with utf8, MYISAM). Could you please update the exact requirements on official website and elsewhere required .
Also had another query. Is Processwire officially supported for MYSQL > = 5.5 , since installer mentions so as specified in screenshot below:
Please specify a MySQL 5.x+ database and user account on your server.
Also are there any known issues if I use MYSQL 5.5 with utf8 collate and MYISAM engine to install Processwire ? .
Kindly let me know.
Expected behavior
Processwire should be successfully installed
Actual behavior
Actual behavior goes here.
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '?', expecting variable (T_VARIABLE) in/{{PATH}}/{{TO}}/{{PROCWIRE}}//wire/core/Interfaces.php on line 761
Optional: Screenshots/Links that demonstrate the issue
Thanks @prbt2016@adrianbj I have updated the installer's min version requirement to PHP 7.1.
What is the exact minimum PHP requirement for installing Processwire?.
It depends on the version of ProcessWire, but for 3.0.244 and newer the min PHP would be 7.1, but newer would be preferable. For the previous main/master version (3.0.229) the min requirement was PHP 5.6, though technically it could even work with PHP 5.4.
Is Processwire officially supported for MYSQL > = 5.5 , since installer mentions so as specified in screenshot below:
Yes, the installer indicates 5.5+ and when it comes to version numbers, the "+" implies "and newer", i.e. "5.5+" means "5.5 and newer".
Also are there any known issues if I use MYSQL 5.5 with utf8 collate and MYISAM engine to install Processwire ? .
No issues, that's a very common setting with PW. Though utf8mb4 and InnoDB are generally preferable, at least for MySQL 5.6 and newer, but not for any stability reason.
Short description of the issue
Short description goes here.
Hello , I was in the process of manual installation of Processwire 3.0.244 on Centos 7 with PHP 7.0 , MYSQL 5.5, Apache 2.2.
However, I encountered the following error i.e :
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '?', expecting variable (T_VARIABLE) in/{{PATH}}/{{TO}}/{{PROCWIRE}}//wire/core/Interfaces.php on line 761
But here it is mentioned that PHP 7.x versions are supported and 8.x recommended.
https://processwire.com/docs/start/install/new/
What is the exact minimum PHP requirement for installing Processwire?.
I saw many min requirements mentioned . In install.php it is 5.3.8. Inside composer.json it's >=5.5.
Are the minimum requirements changed?
It's working properly on PHP 7.1 (with utf8, MYISAM). Could you please update the exact requirements on official website and elsewhere required .
Also had another query. Is Processwire officially supported for MYSQL > = 5.5 , since installer mentions so as specified in screenshot below:
Please specify a MySQL 5.x+ database and user account on your server.
Also are there any known issues if I use MYSQL 5.5 with utf8 collate and MYISAM engine to install Processwire ? .
Kindly let me know.
Expected behavior
Processwire should be successfully installed
Actual behavior
Actual behavior goes here.
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '?', expecting variable (T_VARIABLE) in/{{PATH}}/{{TO}}/{{PROCWIRE}}//wire/core/Interfaces.php on line 761
Optional: Screenshots/Links that demonstrate the issue
Your screenshots/links go here.
Optional: Suggestion for a possible fix
Your possible fix goes here.
Steps to reproduce the issue
Setup/Environment
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