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Check php compatibility of app store app releases - #24416
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Apps might increase the minimum php version requirement, in which case an update could break the app or even the whole instance. We must not install those releases, or better, don't even show them for update/installation. This extends the app fetcher code to filter out the releases that are not installable. The filter respects minimum and maximum requirements. E.g. apps that are still only released for php7.3 won't show up for php7.4 instances. This behavior is new but if an app lists an explicit version requirement, then we ought to repect that. Signed-off-by: Christoph Wurst <christoph@winzerhof-wurst.at>
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Apps might increase the minimum php version requirement, in which case
an update could break the app or even the whole instance. We must not
install those releases, or better, don't even show them for
update/installation. This extends the app fetcher code to filter out the
releases that are not installable.
The filter respects minimum and maximum requirements. E.g. apps that are
still only released for php7.3 won't show up for php7.4 instances. This
behavior is new but if an app lists an explicit version requirement,
then we ought to repect that.
Apps to test this with are
twofactor_totp,twofactor_u2fandocras those three only allow php7.3 if we go by the info.xml.S/o to @nickvergessen for the very useful pointers.