Pin PHPUnit version to avoid breaking unit tests for PHP 7+ - #373
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I noticed that PHP 5.5 is still supported by this project even though it reached end of life 8 months ago. I'd strongly suggest getting rid of that support and update to PHPUnit 5.7. Or even consider ditching PHP 5.6 altogether and stick to only 7+ as PHPUnit did themselves 8 months ago. |
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Superseeded by https://github.com/fruux/sabre-vobject/pull/379 |
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Because PHPUnit recently released a v6 with very important breaking changes, it is required to specify a version to not break our tests. Typically this will solve broken tests as seen in #371.
Also see this excellent explanation as to why composer.lock should be committed.