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ext-intl has been drop from the base images in an effort to get the image size down. If you need it in your project you can add it with the following RUN directive:

FROM wyrihaximusnet/php:7.3-zts-alpine3.10

USER root
RUN apk update && \
    apk add --no-cache \
        icu-dev \
        $PHPIZE_DEPS \
    && docker-php-ext-install -j$(nproc) intl  \
    && apk del $PHPIZE_DEPS
USER app

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With #38 PHP 7.4 images are now available. One side not thought: ext-meminfo isn't available on it due to incompatibility issues with 7.4, it compiles for it but segfaults when trying to use it. ext-meminfo will be added to it later when it's fixed upstream.

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With #53 PHP 7.2 images are now available. The reasoning behind this is that this repository should always build PHP images for versions that aren't EOL. That means it will build 7.2, 7.3, and 7.4 until the end of next year.

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Just pushed Windows (Alpine) 3.11 images for all PHP versions:

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Just pushed Alpine 3.12 images

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Opcache is now enabled for the CLI by default as it improves ext-parallel stability. On that subject, I've switched back to building ext-parallel from Git as it includes a fix that massively improves stability.

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Composer v2 is out. Just updated the image to keep building with composer v1 for the next few days. But if final testing goes well from Monday onwards these images will contain composer v2.

Open an issue if you run into issues when the composer v2 images land.

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Support for PHP 8 has been added, once docker-library/php#1090 is merged and those images show up on Docker Hub PHP 8 images will automatically be created and available a few hours later.

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Debian based images are now also available. However, unlike Alpine, those images aren't run against a CVE scanner because that will always yield. It's not something I like, but that seems to be the state of Debian Docker images.

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Debian bullseye images are now available.