Quote Originally Posted by torvista View Post
php 7.4 went obsolete in 2022. It's 2025.

php moves the goalposts and code has to be updated accordingly.
If you insist on php 7 you'll need to remove the type hints
e.g.
since you direct everyone to your github, the idea that at the top of your README.md, you have a list of requirements for the latest version is not unreasonable.

if you ever start making use of releases and tags (i only see 1 tag and 0 releases), which i recommend, you can add the requirements for each release there.

i am sure that within the 71 commits you have on your repo, there is a version compatible with 7.4 and zc1.5.7d (maybe not); but had you made use of releases and tags, it would allow users the opportunity to use a version that fits their specific needs.

browbeating a user is so beneath you; unless you decide to start offering a hosting package. in which case, on this forum, it is expected.

best.