Microsoft says it will not support PHP 8.0 for Windows in 'any capacity'

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The company currently supports the development of PHP 7.3 and PHP 7.4 and is providing assistance with security fixes for PHP 7.2

Dale Hirt, the project manager for PHP inside Microsoft, recently announced that Microsoft will not offer support for PHP on Windows 8.0 when it is released. In a message on the PHP Internals ma...

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