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	php.net @official_php	Dec 11
	Replying to @kingletas HOW DARE YOU???
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	php.net @official_php	Dec 10
	Replying to @simPod_ @wastonow #confirmed #trendSettingLanguage
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	php.net @official_php	Dec 10
	Replying to @wastonow @simPod_ I'm not saying Microsoft copied us, but the Windows 9 skip DID happen shortly after we killed PHP 6.
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	php.net @official_php	Dec 10
	Replying to @bitMan42939009 Thanks! That's... not *quite* expected behavior. :/
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	php.net @official_php	Dec 7
	Replying to @fizyalasdair @evansbusobozi Shouldn't need to do anything special. PHP 7 is remarkably backwards compatible with PHP 5 (for a major version bump). "How" depends on your distro, but it should be pretty simple...
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	php.net @official_php	Dec 7
	Replying to @mk_justice @C0il Eh... that's less of a problem. Not great practice, but certainly less bad than not closing the statement.
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	php.net @official_php	Dec 7
	Replying to @C0il Thanks for the spot! svn.php.net/viewvc/phpdoc/…
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	php.net @official_php	Dec 7
	Replying to @ahmadmayahi Yeah, this is an old pinned tweet. We'll be updating it after the 5.6 EOL to reflect the state of things.
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	php.net @official_php	Dec 7
	Replying to @asiby I'll confess, I kinda wanted to kick out a new version of PHP 5.5 just so I could say "PHP 6 Released!"
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	php.net @official_php	Dec 7
	Replying to @C0il It is! Can you share where you're seeing that? Looks like an example on a manual page or in the migration guide somewhere...
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	php.net @official_php	Dec 7
	Replying to @OGProgrammer What you did there. I saw it.
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	php.net @official_php	Dec 6
	Replying to @simPod_ And just in case you were asking seriously: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PHP#PHP_6… TL;DR - There is no PHP 6, and never will be.
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	php.net @official_php	Dec 6
	Replying to @simPod_ PHP 6 knows what it did. 🤨
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	php.net @official_php	Dec 6
	Replying to @AliceWonder32 This link might also help explain our release cycle. php.net/supported-vers…
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	php.net @official_php	Dec 6
	Replying to @AliceWonder32 Officially 5.6 is planned to EOL on Dec 31 2018. Longer than typical support, but as the last PHP 5, that made sense. In theory there actually COULD be another PHP 5.6 release yet. Oddly, 7.0 EOL'd last Monday (3 days was "close enough") so it won't have more releases for sure.
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	php.net @official_php	Dec 6
	Replying to @mpopp75 Remember that number, it'll be a pub trivia question in a few months.
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	php.net @official_php	Dec 6
	Replying to @Crell You can count on that!
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	php.net @official_php	Dec 6
	Replying to @official_php Note that these are the LAST releases for the 5.6 and 7.0 branches. Also, PHP 7.1 is now security only.
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	php.net @official_php	Dec 6
	PHP 5 released! *checks notes* Sorry, five PHPs released! 5.6.39: php.net/archive/2018.p… 7.0.33: php.net/archive/2018.p… 7.1.25: php.net/archive/2018.p… 7.2.13: php.net/archive/2018.p… 7.3.0: php.net/archive/2018.p…
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	php.net @official_php	Dec 6
	Replying to @JudahWright Documentation is a little behind. Please stand by.
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