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by the time phpBB 3.3.0 is released we should have a good enough user base on PHP 7.0

While I know phpBB doesn't plan on dates, I think the bold part is key in this discussion. As it is now, quite some hosts do not offer PHP 7 yet. AFAIK, CentOS for example ships PHP 5.5 by default. It might be ...

I don't think that's really feasible. There are so much other forum software packages out there, each and everyone with other database structure, not to mention differences between different versions for these packages. Let's say you pick the top 20 software packages and support the last 3 major ...

phpBB is forum software. Content in phpBB is mostly text-based, with embedded media like images or videos. If some VR content would need to be embedded, a trivial BBcode would probably be sufficient. I don't think phpBB would have to do anything more than that.

NP and thanks.
Part of my irritation was also caused by me being on holiday with only a tablet to "work" on which is annoying. I hoped it was a simple and quick addition that I committed a few days before my departure, expecting it to get merged without issues.
The requested changes were clear and ...

I must say I'm getting a bit tired here. While all requested changes are clear, requesting, commenting, changing and reviewing takes at least three times more time than just fixing a typo and a version bump....

Thanks. New PR created: https://github.com/phpbb/phpbb/pull/4448
Fingers crossed...

But new events added to 3.1 should also be added to 3.2, shouldn't they?

Hello,

I just created a PR for adding a template event: https://github.com/phpbb/phpbb/pull/4447
However, it seems to result in a huge PR with dozens of older commits I don't have anything to do with. Somehow I must have messed up. :oops:

It's the first PR for me, so probably I have missed ...

Fair enough.

Well, I chose the asterisk because it's like that in 3.1 and 3.0 prosilver:


I'm perfectly happy with something else, but I have no intention to re-invent the wheel when it's been clear since at least 2007.