GH Actions/test: anticipate PHP 8.4 release #388
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* Builds against PHP 8.4 are no longer allowed to fail. * Update PHP version on which code coverage is run (high should now be 8.4). * Add _allowed to fail_ build against PHP 8.5.
Setup-PHP offers the `'nightly'` alias for the "next" PHP version (PHP source "master" branch). Using that alias will reduce the manual changes needed to the workflow each year. We'll still need to expand the list of PHP versions to test against once a year, but we won't need to update the version number for the _next_ PHP version anymore. Additionally, this commit enables running the PHP linting against the _next_ PHP version. This wasn't previously enabled, though it should have been.
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GH Actions/test: anticipate PHP 8.4 release
GH Actions: use "nightly" alias and lint against nightly
Setup-PHP offers the
'nightly'alias for the "next" PHP version (PHP source "master" branch).Using that alias will reduce the manual changes needed to the workflow each year.
We'll still need to expand the list of PHP versions to test against once a year, but we won't need to update the version number for the next PHP version anymore.
Additionally, this commit enables running the PHP linting against the next PHP version. This wasn't previously enabled, though it should have been.