Crash when using Docker for PHP 8.2 about phplint HOT 10 CLOSED

For example, it gives me errors for all enums used, as they're only supported in PHP 8.1 :)

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Will add on my TODO list for tomorrow !

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Thank you very much for your the work on this project. Very appreciated :)

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Is there any reasonable reason why you don't use the latest version 9.0 ?

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CAUTION : With previous versions 3.x, 4.x, 5.x or 6.x the cache option must specify a filename (default to .phplint-cache), while new latest version 9.0.x cache identify a directory (default to .phplint.cache)

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Oh, thanks. I just wanted to ensure phplint uses PHP 8.2. But based on what you said, the tags of the docker images don't correspond to PHP versions, is that it?

How do I know which PHP version is installed on 9.0.x ? I want to make sure that my files are linted based on PHP 8.2.
Thanks!

Seems the lint worked now, but it used PHP 8.0.28 instead of PHP 8.2 :)

phplint 9.0.3 by overtrue and contributors.

Runtime       : PHP 8.0.28
Configuration : No config file loaded

....

Time: < 1 sec, Memory: 4.0 MiB, Cache: 0 hit, 4 misses


 [OK] 4 files

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Oh, thanks. I just wanted to ensure phplint uses PHP 8.2. But based on what you said, the tags of the docker images don't correspond to PHP versions, is that it?

On legacy versions (3.x, 4.x, 5.x or .6.x) docker tag correspond to the GitHub branch of the repository.
Branch main (default) is for new major version 9.0 and Docker tag is latest

How do I know which PHP version is installed on 9.0.x ?

The Runtime line identify latest PHP 8.0 used !

I want to make sure that my files are linted based on PHP 8.2.

Actually the Workflow that generate the docker image with tag latest use PHP 8.0, but we could use PHP 8.2 to be compatible with all PHP 8 versions !

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Thank you. Yeah, this was my first time using this, and I realized the Runtime line says what's the version, while I was typing my message above :)

I see the Dockerfile has 8.0 hardcoded there - https://github.com/overtrue/phplint/blob/main/Dockerfile

What I suggest is that you could generate a few Docker tags, one for each version, like:

:9.0-php8.2
:9.0-php8.1
:9.0-php8.0

And then we could choose which to use, depending on what we use for our application.

For now, I might go ahead and create my own local image (replicating your Dockerfile, changing the version to 8.2), but here's my suggestion anyway :)

Thanks very much!

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Workaround is to use the PHAR distribution that really depends of your platform (PHP runtime), until docker images are available !

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@ghnp5 I'll close this report, because fix will be applied on issue 180.

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