[04:39:45] <Krinkle>	 Amir1: do you know of a test/beta wiki where there is more than one "level" available for FlaggedRevs? I'm cleaning up its JS code, but unable to test the part where it relates to the review form containing a <select> with different "tag" "values". I see the PHP code, but it's never triggered in prod from what I can see (on test2wiki). 
[04:45:16] * AntiComposite stares at https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/source/mediawiki-config/browse/master/wmf-config/flaggedrevs.php and squints
[04:52:45] <AntiComposite>	 looks like cewiki, enwikibooks, fiwiki, hewikisource, ukwiki, vecwiki, and anything on the default config should? have multiple levels, and that should apply to beta
[10:37:47] <Amir1>	 Krinkle: most wikis don't have levels, some do like fiwiki, but different tags, we cleaned that and everywhere it should be one tag. I suggest installing it locally and setting it up because you need to change its configuration a lot if you want to test every aspect 
[12:24:20] <Lucas_WMDE>	 are any developers using PHP 8 for their local / development wikis yet?
[12:32:15] <apergos>	 uih
[12:32:27] <apergos>	 so locally I have php 8 installed as of a month or so ago
[12:32:55] <apergos>	 but don't ask me about testing, I've done mostly stuff in a debian buster docker container :-P
[12:33:14] <Lucas_WMDE>	 I just updated my local Elastica and now have elasticsearch/elasticsearch 6.8.2 and ruflin/elastica 6.2.0, which are supposed to be compatible with PHP 8, but I still see a `function match(` in vendor/ruflin/elastica 🤔
[12:33:15] <apergos>	 I could however do some small amount of testing if the local setup was easy
[12:33:37] <apergos>	 ah, yeah I don't do anything with Elastica locally
[12:33:53] <apergos>	 as long as I can render a few simple pages and do dumps, that's enough for my purposes
[12:34:21] <Lucas_WMDE>	 I guess I don’t usually have Elastica enabled on my wiki either
[12:34:33] <Lucas_WMDE>	 so maybe I should just risk the Ubuntu upgrade and hope most things keep working
[12:34:49] <apergos>	 oh, php8 there too? huh
[12:34:54] <apergos>	 yeah I dunno
[12:35:18] <apergos>	 I would expect you to run into issues, as I see some php 8 related patches work their way through gerrrit
[12:35:32] <Lucas_WMDE>	 yeah
[12:35:39] <Lucas_WMDE>	 huh, `function match` still works in PHP 8 apparently
[12:35:53] <apergos>	 well all righty then
[12:37:29] <Lucas_WMDE>	 it’s illegal as a class or top-level function name, but legal as a method name o_O
[12:38:49] <apergos>	 :-D
[12:38:59] <apergos>	 we are in for fun times aren't we
[12:39:04] <apergos>	 luckily still a good ways off
[12:40:02] <Lucas_WMDE>	 well, that’s the thing, not necessarily a good ways off for me 😅
[12:40:11] <Lucas_WMDE>	 my current Ubuntu version dropped out of support yesterday, but if I upgrade I get PHP 8
[12:40:56] <Lucas_WMDE>	 so I’m trying to figure out how much longer I need to put off the upgrade
[12:44:52] <apergos>	 well I was also forced to update due to eol
[12:44:59] <apergos>	 but there is always the docker solution right?
[12:48:21] <Lucas_WMDE>	 I guess so, so far I’ve been happy without Docker :<
[12:48:43] <Lucas_WMDE>	 (getting PHP7.4 from a PPA might also be an option)