Upgrading the on-premise Drupal developer portal to PHP 7.2 has been highly requested by the community. While the Apigee team is working on ensuring the Apigee modules are fully compatible with v7.2, we have found a few contributed modules included in the installation profile with known compatibility issues. Please find the list of modules as well as a link to the version/patch the module should be upgraded to:
Adminimal Theme - https://www.drupal.org/project/adminimal_theme/releases/7.x-1.25
Administration Menu - https://www.drupal.org/project/admin_menu/releases/7.x-3.0-rc6
Features - https://www.drupal.org/project/features/releases/7.x-2.11
Me - https://www.drupal.org/project/me/issues/3007916
Also note that any additional contributed and custom modules should be tested for compatibility.
After some light testing we have not run into any major errors running the portal on PHP 7.2, though many more warnings are logged due to deprecated functions. If you have updated your developer portal to PHP 7.2, please post any errors you experience here and the Apigee team will address these in the next release.
We will also update this article as more issues with contributed modules are found.
I Have a Devportal running on drupal 7.64 and PHP 7.0.32 and i am trying to upgrade PHP to 7.2 but the issue is while i am trying to upgrade php version by using these following commands ,
sudo yum list installed
sudo yum list installed php*
sudo yum install php72-cli.x86_64
ln -s /usr/bin/php-7.2 /usr/bin/php
i am able to updated to PHP 7.2 and if type php -v it is showing updated version which is php 7.2
but when i go to Devportal status report still it is showing PHP 7.0.32
and also i tried
Use “yum check-update” to check what updates are available
“yum update” to update all outdated packages on the system.
it is showing No packages marked for update from command line
Am i miss something here ?
Any help would be appreciable.
Unless I missed something you only updated php-cli, not the rest of php. What do you get from sudo yum list installed php* now? If anything in there is not saying php72 those may need updates too.
Here's a nice writeup for a clean upgrade on RHEL/CentOS 7: https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/how-to-install-php-7-2-on-centos-7-rhel-7/
What version and OS are you on?
Hi APIGEE Team,
When will the official PHP v7.2 for Drupal Developer and Management Portal be available from APIGEE?