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In Release Candidate - A development version has reached a state where it could be used (with caveats) in production, but careful review by the site administrator is recommended.

In Development - Someone is working on porting the module to Drupal 9, but there is not a stable and production usable version yet.

Functionality In Core - The functionality provided by the module can be found in some form or fashion within Drupal 9.

In Core - The module is now part of the official Drupal 9 system and does not have to be downloaded and installed separately under Drupal 9.

While not flagged with a removal recommendation, modules without a Drupal 9 version should be scrutinized to see if they are truly needed on a current Drupal 7 site, since there is likely not going to be a future support path for those modules.

In general, a module is recommended for removal ASAP if it is no longer being maintained and not covered by Drupal's security advisory policy. In addition, Kevin Pittman of the College of Liberal Arts has added Drupal 9 compatibility details and removal recommendations, to help site administrators decide what to do as they review the modules installed their Drupal 7 sites.

Plesk php 8.1 full#

The following table, initially provided by the College of Computing (many thanks!) attempts to summarize the details of a large number of commonly used Drupal 7 modules and any known issues with their latest full (not development) version under PHP 7. Official PHP 7 Release Dates and EOL Datesĭrupal Module Status Chart Drupal Module Status Chart."Core compatible" only means that the core of Drupal is compatible with the listed PHP version. All third-party and custom modules and themes must be separately checked, tested, and updated as needed.

Plesk php 8.1 upgrade#

If you are still running a Drupal 7 site, you should start planning now to upgrade it to Drupal 9 or 10 or migrate it to another content management system (e.g.

Important: Drupal 7 itself will reach its end-of-life on November 28, 2022.

Important: While the core of Drupal 7 is compatible with PHP as described above, many modules for Drupal 7 may not be receiving updates and thus may not be compatible with these later versions of PHP.

Drupal 7.79 or later will support PHP 8.0.

Drupal 9.4+ is core compatible with PHP 8.0 and 8.1.

Drupal 10 is core compatible with PHP 8.1 and PHP 8.2.

For this reason, it is best to start your testing early, long before the version of PHP that you are running reaches its end-of-life.

Please note that upgrading PHP may break some applications, so you should test carefully and be prepared to roll back to an older version of PHP if needed until you can fix problems that arise. Any OIT Web Hosting site can be easily switched to any of the supported PHP versions through the Plesk control panel.

Units who have their own web servers are strongly urged to keep them up-to-date with at least PHP 8.0, and ideally a later version. 8.0 will reach its end of life on November 26, 2023. The currently supported releases of PHP are 8.0, 8.1, and 8.2.