#microformats 2026-04-21

2026-04-21 UTC
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gRegor Bumping the topic of releasing a new php-mf2 https://chat.indieweb.org/microformats/2025-12-12#t1765572969259000
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gRegor I have a draft release at https://github.com/microformats/php-mf2/releases which if you're in the microformats team you should be able to see. It's a basic "what's changed" and "new contributors". I just added this note based on that last chat: "This will be the last release that supports PHP 5.6 as a minimum version. The next release, 0.6.0, will require PHP 7.4 as a minimum.
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gRegor "
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gRegor Would appreciate any other parser devs fetching the main branch and running the tests to just double check before we publish https://github.com/microformats/php-mf2#testing
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[tantek] gRegor++ thanks for pushing this forward!
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[capjamesg] gRegor++
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jkingweb Will test momentarily, gRegor.
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gRegor thanks!
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jkingweb Passes seven more tests than 0.5.0, so that's a good sign.
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jkingweb Looks good. Nothing obviously wrong.
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gRegor nice! do you mean in the microformats/tests suite or in the repo's unit tests?
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jkingweb Both.
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jkingweb But "seven more tests" was referring to the test suite, as run through mf-tester.
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gRegor gotcha, that's what I was thinking. awesome
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