Version 3 of the TypeDCMS Starter Kit for Laravel has been released
This release marks Honeystone as the primary maintainer of the Starter Kit for Laravel, brings support for Laravel 11, and set the minimum PHP version to 8.2.
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As of release 3.0.0 Honeystone is now the primary maintainer of the TypeDCMS Starter Kit for Laravel. This is an important step in the evolution of the TypeDCMS ecosystem as it allows us to focus on improving the TypeDCMS core and bringing you more Starter Kits and integrations for your favourite frameworks and languages.
In This Release
The plan for this release was to focus on stability and ease-of-life improvements. Under Honeystone's stewardship, we will be accelerating the pace of development and introducing new features and improvements to the Starter Kit for Laravel. For this a solid foundation is required, and this release lays much of the groundwork for that.
High Impact Changes
Minimum PHP Version Is Now 8.2.0
If you're on an older version of PHP, you'll need to upgrade to at least 8.2.0 to continue using this Starter Kit.
Moving forward, we will accelerate the rate at which we drop support for older versions of PHP. This is not just to take advantage of the latest features and improvements in PHP, but also aligns with our philosophy of supporting modern coding practices.
Other Changes
Added support for Laravel 11.
Removed tests for PHP Starter Kit, as these have now been merged into that package.
