PHP 8.3.27RC1 and 8.4.14RC1 Packages for Fedora and RHEL-based distros
Remi Collet has released RPM packages for PHP versions 8.4.14RC1 and 8.3.27RC1 to the public. This gives more people a chance to try out these release candidate versions.
Release Candidate versions are now available in the testing repository for Fedora and Enterprise Linux distributions like RHEL, CentOS, Alma, Rocky, and their clones. This lets users test them out fully before they are officially released.
You can get the RPM packages for PHP 8.4.14RC1 and 8.3.27RC1 from two main places:
These are available as base packages in the remi-modular-test repository for Fedora versions 41 through 43 and Enterprise Linux distributions with version numbers eight or higher. This makes it easy for users to add them to their existing systems.
You can also get to them through the remi-test repository in Software Collection (SCL) format. The SCL method allows simultaneous installation, which is great for testing because it doesn't disrupt the existing system.
The same two repositories as above, remi-modular-test and remi-test, also have RPM packages for PHP 8.3.27RC1.
There are two architectures for these packages right now: x86_64 and aarch64. This means they can work with different types of hardware.
It is important to note that these release candidate versions of PHP will let developers and users test their apps with the new features and fixes that come with PHP 8.4.14RC1 and 8.3.27RC1.
Please visit the linked page below for more information and instructions:
PHP version 8.3.27RC1 and 8.4.14RC1
