Test apps against PHP 7.4

[nickvergessen]

• Update master php testing versions activity#409
• Update master php testing versions files_pdfviewer#160
• Update master php testing versions files_texteditor#188
• Update master php testing versions firstrunwizard#221
• Update master php testing versions gallery#556
• Update master php testing versions logreader#289
• Update master php testing versions nextcloud_announcements#62
• Update master php testing versions notifications#492
• Update master php testing versions password_policy#91
• Update master php testing versions privacy#275
• Update master php testing versions recommendations#151 Add php7.4 support, drop 7.1 recommendations#158
• Update master php testing versions serverinfo#166
• Update master php testing versions survey_client#103
• Update master php testing versions announcementcenter#173
• Update master php testing versions data_request#34
• Update master php testing versions end_to_end_encryption#116
• Update master php testing versions files_accesscontrol#143
• Update master php testing versions files_automatedtagging#90
• Update master php testing versions files_downloadactivity#50
• Update master php testing versions files_retention#78
• Update master php testing versions impersonate#85
• Update master php testing versions quota_warning#47
• Update master php testing versions sharepoint#42
• Update master php testing versions workflow_pdf_converter#30
• Update master php testing versions workflow_script#31
• Update master php testing versions files_antivirus#141
• Update master php testing versions user_saml#368

[tigernero79]

debsury.org has just tweeted the availability of php 7.4 in their repositories for both Debian and Ubuntu and their derivatives. concluding that it can redis and memcache will be available for the weekend .. the tests could start I believe.

URL: https://twitter.com/debsuryorg/status/1200134300924035072?s=19

[nursoda]

PHP and PHP-FPM 7.4 were released for Arch yesterday, so there are users that do update PHP via pacman now but are hit by self-installed (non-repo) Nextcloud being compatible. For the Arch Nextcloud package, a dependency bug already exists. Please start tests and ideally mark 17.0.2 compatible for PHP 7.4.

[ChristophWurst]

Paused because 7.4 is still not available on travis

Not the final, but a snapshot: https://github.com/nextcloud/mail/blob/e2b2d14cff218e0cd4e70755c0645d89ba47bf0f/.travis.yml#L7

[gary-kim]

It looks like 7.4 is now officially available on Travis

[nickvergessen]

Yeah, will do all the "fun" tomorrow

[nickvergessen]

Unluckily sqlite3 seems to not have the php package installed:
https://travis-ci.org/nextcloud/announcementcenter/builds/618121250

[NeroBurner]

or rather travis-ci does not yet supply the php 7.4 tar file. Where would be the place to let travis know this is missing?

7.4 is not pre-installed; installing
Downloading archive: https://storage.googleapis.com/travis-ci-language-archives/php/binaries/ubuntu/16.04/x86_64/php-7.4.tar.bz2
$ curl -sSf --retry 5 -o archive.tar.bz2 $archive_url && tar xjf archive.tar.bz2 --directory /
curl: (22) The requested URL returned error: 404 Not Found

[nickvergessen]

List above is ready to review now with 7.4snapshot

[Lucavon]

Any ETA as to when this will be on the Beta channel?

[yverry]

18 is on beta channel