Set build workflow PHP runtime to 8.4 to match lockfile constraints - #1
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Set build workflow PHP runtime to 8.4 to match lockfile constraints
Jun 5, 2026
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buildGitHub Actions job failed atcomposer installbecause the workflow ran on PHP 8.3 whilecomposer.lockcurrently resolves packages requiring PHP 8.4+. This change aligns the CI runtime with the lockfile’s platform requirements.Root cause addressed
phpunit/*,sebastian/*,symfony/*variants requiring>=8.4).Workflow change
.github/workflows/php.ymlto explicitly provision PHP 8.4 before Composer validation/install steps.Resulting behavior
composer installin CI now runs against a compatible PHP version instead of failing on platform requirement checks.