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- # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
- # vim: ft=sls
-
- {#- Evaluating as `False` by default, using this method since `defaults.yaml` not available in this repo #}
- {%- if not salt['config.get']('php').get('warning_messages', {}).get('v1.0.0', {}).get('mute_upcoming', False) %}
- php-deprecated-in-v1.0.0-test-succeed:
- test.succeed_without_changes:
- - name: |
-
-
- ################################################################################
- # #
- # WARNING: BREAKING CHANGES IN UPCOMING VERSION `v1.0.0` #
- # #
- ################################################################################
- # #
- # This formula currently provides two methods for managing PHP; the old method #
- # under `php` and the new method under `php.ng`. In upcoming `v1.0.0`, the old #
- # method will be removed and `php.ng` will be promoted to `php` in its place. #
- # #
- # If you are not in a position to migrate, you will need to pin your repo to #
- # the final release tag before `v1.0.0`, which is expected to be `v0.39.0`. #
- # #
- # If you are currently using `php.ng`, there is nothing to do until `v1.0.0` #
- # is released. #
- # #
- # To migrate from the old `php`, the first step is to convert to `php.ng`, #
- # before `v1.0.0` is released. #
- # #
- # To prevent this message being displayed again, set the pillar/config value: #
- # #
- # ``` #
- # php: #
- # warning_messages: #
- # v1.0.0: #
- # mute_upcoming: True #
- # ``` #
- # #
- ################################################################################
- {%- endif %}
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