[10:39:02] <rhqq>	 greetings. so the installation_guide suggests that one can use `PHP 8 - 8.0 or newer.` is this indeed true? I'm looking forward to upgrade my existing installation from php7.4 that was required during my phorge install. there's over 2 years of upgrades pending. how bad can it be? my phorges last commit is from `Date:   Tue May 30 11:49:26 2023 +0200` - my past experiences with phabricator suggest there should be no issues, but better ask
[10:39:02] <rhqq>	  :) 
[10:58:37] <andre>	 rhqq: Phorge feels pretty stable on PHP8, but you may still run into some warnings about some 8.1+ specific changes in null handling etc
[10:58:44] <andre>	 but in any case, backups are always a good idea
[10:59:06] <andre>	 b/c depending on which version you go to, there are some database migrations
[11:07:30] <andre>	 also feel welcome to add to https://we.phorge.it/w/usage/companies/ if you feel professional today :D
[11:19:40] <rhqq>	 is 8.4. even possible, then?
[11:20:34] <rhqq>	 other than warnings, will it work? ;-) 
[11:21:33] <rhqq>	 tldr i'm going to run the tests on separate machine with latest backups and whatnot. but if it is not possible or highly problematic, i'm just going to allocate my time elsewhere. there's always more things to do...
[11:29:56] <andre>	 my PHP 8.4 support fixes got merged into Phorge in Aug/Sep 2024 so I don't see why not
[11:30:28] <andre>	 the problem is more like hunting down a bunch of PHP 8.1 deprecations across the codebase :) but again, there shouldn't be too many left
[11:30:56] <andre>	 I run Phorge locally on PHP 8.4 and it works pretty well
[11:35:19] <rhqq>	 awesome. thank you for your input
[11:35:46] <rhqq>	 i'm upgrading all the environments to 8.4 soon, so getting rid of 7.4 is a nice extra