Are you going to remove support for PHP 7.1 in a month as well?

I would like to clarify that i did not randomly wait a month to send this PR.

What i actually did after removing support for PHP 5.6 with (#39) was remove all the legacy code for PHP 5.6 (#51) and include the PHP 7.0 features where possible (#41).

The intention is to remove support from all unsupported versions of PHP. Which are: PHP 7.0, PHP 7.1 and PHP 7.2. But it is not convenient to remove the support for all of them in a single PR.

First, an unsupported version is removed and then, all the features of the new minimum supported version are added. It has to be done little by little.

What happened is that a more critical task emerged and i had to prioritize it (#54) (#63).

So the answer is no, it won't be in a month, it may be less or it may be more, it depends on how long it takes me to update the code base, but the goal is to only have support for PHP 7.3, PHP 7.4 and PHP 8.0.

Alright, it makes sense.

It would look better if legacy support was removed and/or features of newer PHP vere used in the same PR.

It would look better if legacy support was removed and/or features of newer PHP vere used in the same PR.

I thought of that,
So far i was doing it in separate PR because it may be that the functions that i or someone else are adding can benefit from those changes, or that those changes can create conflicts, or behavioral changes in those functions.

But now we have tests on all of them, and i'll try to do it in a single PR with PHP 7.1 and PHP 7.2 and as much as I can, thanks.