PHP 8.0 support 🚀 and Laravel 6, 7 and 8 support

[tortuetorche]

• Add PHP 7.3, 7.4 and 8.0 support
• Add Laravel 6, 7 and 8 support
• Update phpspec tests
• Drop PHP 5.6, 7.0 and 7.1 support
• Drop Laravel 5 support

[PatrickRose]

All looks good - though does #320 still apply?

[PatrickRose]

Surprised that Travis doesn't have a proper PHP8 thing already!

[tortuetorche]

Last time I checked, they don't! But soon I hope 👍

[tortuetorche]

We have to wait the php-build 1.0.0 release I think...
References:

• https://travis-ci.community/t/php-8-0-missing/10132
• Add definition for PHP 8.0.0 php-build/php-build#651

[PatrickRose]

In fact - there's a lot of tickets about incompatabilities with laravelcollective/html - how many of them still apply?

[tortuetorche]

All looks good - though does #320 still apply?

Good catch, I think we can remove the getToken() support and just keep token()

Reference: https://laravel.com/docs/5.4/upgrade

[tortuetorche]

FYI build (from my fork) passed: https://travis-ci.com/github/tortuetorche/bootstrapper/builds/205628104

By the way, you should migrate from the legacy https://travis-ci.org to the new https://travis-ci.com, to get faster builds 👍
I did it for my repositories, it's like night and day 😆

[tortuetorche]

In fact - there's a lot of tickets about incompatabilities with laravelcollective/html - how many of them still apply?

I need to do more manual tests to answer you

[tortuetorche]

All looks good - though does #320 still apply?

Done!

Build (from my fork) passed: https://travis-ci.com/github/tortuetorche/bootstrapper/builds/205632538

[PatrickRose]

By the way, you should migrate from the legacy https://travis-ci.org to the new https://travis-ci.com, to get faster builds 👍

I'd love to, but it looks like because this is still under @patricktalmadge's name it's something they'd have to do. With the amount of work that gets done on Bootstrapper on a daily basis (I no longer use Laravel on a day to day basis), it's probably not worth it :(

[tortuetorche]

In fact - there's a lot of tickets about incompatabilities with laravelcollective/html - how many of them still apply?

I need to do more manual tests to answer you

Good news, I tested the Form::select(), Form::submit(), Alert, Button and Icon components, in a real Laravel 6 application and PHP 8.0, without any problems!

[tortuetorche]

Build passed: https://travis-ci.org/github/patricktalmadge/bootstrapper/builds/746964699

[PatrickRose]

Awesome, I'll merge this later tonight and tag it for a release.

Thanks so much for your contribution!

[tortuetorche]

@PatrickRose You've have done much much more than me on this package, so thanks to you!

Awesome, I'll merge this later tonight and tag it for a release.

Thanks so much for your contribution!

You've have done much much more than me on this package, so big thank to you!

[PatrickRose]

And tagged - thanks again!

[tortuetorche]

And tagged - thanks again!

FYI, the 5.12.0 tag isn't present in Packagist (https://packagist.org/packages/patricktalmadge/bootstrapper)
Maybe you need to force update on the Packagist side?
As a workaround, I use this in my composer.json file:

    "require": {
        //...
        "patricktalmadge/bootstrapper": "dev-master",
        //...
    },

[tortuetorche]

FYI, the 5.12.0 tag isn't present in Packagist
Maybe you need to force update on the Packagist side?

@PatrickRose (or @Anahkiasen) I think you can do a manual update on https://packagist.org/packages/patricktalmadge/bootstrapper

If you login with your GitHub account, then you can click on the Update green button, just under the package's title.
I did it for a package who I don't have administrator permission 👍

Here a screenshot:

[PatrickRose]

I've done the update, sorry about that!