Add PHP-version-specific traits to extend the upgrader skin feedback method #5283
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Well, it might look over-complicated, but I wanted to:
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No worries — I think it's a pretty clever solution, just not entirely obvious. |
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We need to require latest `dev-master` version of the `wp-cli/wp-cli` framework for now because of wp-cli/wp-cli#5283 This should be reverted again once the above PR is part of a stable release of the framework.
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We need to require latest `dev-master` version of the `wp-cli/wp-cli` framework for now because of wp-cli/wp-cli#5283 This should be reverted again once the above PR is part of a stable release of the framework.
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WordPress trunk is doing refactorings to use more PHP 5.6+ features since the minimum PHP version was raised.
As long as we stick to PHP 5.4, we need to provide compatibility mechanisms to deal with this.
This PR adds a
Compatnamespace to systematically provide compatibility code that can be easily retraced and removed later again.This should solve the build failure found at https://travis-ci.org/wp-cli/wp-cli/jobs/586215547#L736
Related #5282