Hi, I am deeply sorry if I'm on the wrong list. I am not a newcomer to Debian, but I didn't take the time to dig in all the lists and processes.
Recently, I saw some PHP modules that hit testing and were only compiled against PHP 7.3: - php-apcu (#911719) - php-igbinary (#911670) - php-redis (#913357) - php-mailparse As the maintainer as said (in https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=911670#10), it seems that we are in the middle of a transition. However, the main php package is still depending on php 7.2 : in the meantime, a lot of module, and applications are completely broken. Moreover, php7.0 and php7.2 are still available in buster, and it seems that it's currently impossible to use those PHP versions with the above modules. As far as I know, some applications are not able to run on PHP 7.3, so supporting PHP 7.2 in buster could be a good idea. I also find cumbersome to launch "apt-mark hold php-<modulename>" for now, waiting for an explanation or a resolution. So my main question is: what is the plan for PHP modules? Have a nice day, Adrien
