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Since omnipay/common requires PHP 5 and this package doesn't require any PHP version BUT works only with PHP 7.1+, then it should have the right PHP version to be required in order to avoid this package being required in the wrong php environment.

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judgej commented Oct 25, 2018

The tests work down to PHP 5.6, so it certainly is compatible with PHP 5.6 at least. I'm going to try to keep compatibility with 5.6 while Omnipay Common does, probably another 6-9 months.

Is it the documentation that says 7.1?

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ricardofiorani commented Oct 25, 2018

@judgej on the readme it says:

This version only supports PHP 7.1+.

EDIT: @judgej I'll update it to match omnipay/common 's composer requirements and the documentation as well then.

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judgej commented Oct 25, 2018

Okay, it's probably the readme that is wrong. It did only support 7.1 at one point, but the 7.1+ syntax was so little used, that was changed.

@judgej judgej merged commit 691905d into thephpleague:master Oct 25, 2018
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jamieburchell commented Jan 18, 2022

@judgej This change causes a composer "downgrade" to version 3.2.0 from >3.2.0 on PHP 8.0.

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