Php 8.5 deprecation fix #43
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Hi @AaronAtDuo Could you please review and share your feedback or any suggestions for improvement. |
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Thanks @sandesh-as. @AaronAtDuo please merge this and push a release. |
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@AaronAtDuo Can you please review this PR and lets us know if you need any help further? We are waiting for your response on this. |
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@AaronAtDuo @zmilan @kenfox @yizshi Anyone can review this PR to make it compatible with PHP 8.5? |
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Description
PHP 8.5 deprecated the curl_close() function because cURL handles are now objects (CurlHandle), and PHP’s garbage collector automatically frees them — calling curl_close() no longer does anything.
https://www.php.net/manual/en/migration85.deprecated.php#migration85.deprecated.curl
Motivation and Context
Leaving the call in the destructor would cause a “Deprecated” warning at runtime on PHP 8.5. Removing it avoids deprecation notices for users of the library on newer PHP versions.
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