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Fuel v1.7.3 was released on May 20th 2015. PHP 7.2 was released on Nov 30th 2017. So what do you think?
Erm... You might want to revisit this statement later, as quite a few things changed, mainly do to the absence of static interfaces, the introduction of DI, and implementation of PSR 7/5/17.
Having said that, 1.x will be maintained for security fixes and PHP compatibility.
1.9 will be released when we've sufficiently sure it is PHP 8.2 compatible. Otherwise, all development effort is going into v2.
No, you have to switch to 1.9/dev (which is stable and used for production apps by ourselfs) or wait for 1.9. ^H
It's on the todo list, I'll try do aim for "in the next two weeks", and hope to find time for some 8.1 testing too. ^H
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No, haven't had time for it yet, due to poor health. In the mean time you can use 1.9-dev, it is very stable.
Yes, 1.9 is in the planning, when the final tests of the ORM refactoring are finished. It will also be compatible with PHP 8.
Not in the foreseable future, due to health reasons.
The current codebase is being maintained by our sponsor, flexcoders.co.uk. They are currently busy with PHP8 compatibility. ^H
FuelPHP is, since a few years, maintained by FlexCoders Ltd (flexcoders.co.uk), and will be maintained for the years to come.
They've recently started on PHP 8 compatibility.