For source downloads of PHP 8.5 please visit the downloads page. Windows binaries can be found on the PHP for Windows site. The list of changes is recorded in the ChangeLog.
A major update to the PHP language
What's new in PHP 8.5
$components
=
parse_url
(
"https://php.net/releases/8.5/en.php"
)
;
var_dump
(
$components
[
'host'
]
)
;
// string(7) "php.net"
use
Uri\Rfc3986\Uri
;
$uri
=
new
Uri
(
"https://php.net/releases/8.5/en.php"
)
;
var_dump
(
$uri
->
getHost
(
)
)
;
// string(7) "php.net"
As an always-available part of PHP's standard library the new URI extension provides APIs to parse and modify URIs and URLs according to the RFC 3986 and the WHATWG URL standards.
The secure and standards-compliant URI parsing is powered by the uriparser (RFC 3986) and Lexbor (WHATWG URL) libraries.
final
readonly
class
PhpVersion
{
public
function
__construct
(
public
string
$version
=
'PHP 8.4'
,
)
{}
public
function
withVersion
(
string
$version
):
self
{
$newObject
=
clone
$this
;
$newObject
->
version
=
$version
;
return
$newObject
;
}
}
$version
=
new
PhpVersion
(
)
;
var_dump
(
$version
->
version
)
;
// string(7) "PHP 8.4"
var_dump
(
$version
->
withVersion
(
'PHP 8.5'
)
->
version
)
;
// Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Cannot modify readonly property PhpVersion::$version
final
readonly
class
PhpVersion
{
public
function
__construct
(
public
string
$version
=
'PHP 8.4'
,
)
{}
public
function
withVersion
(
string
$version
):
self
{
return
clone
(
$this
,
[
'version'
=>
$version
,
]
)
;
}
}
$version
=
new
PhpVersion
(
)
;
var_dump
(
$version
->
version
)
;
// string(7) "PHP 8.4"
var_dump
(
$version
->
withVersion
(
'PHP 8.5'
)
->
version
)
;
// string(7) "PHP 8.5"
var_dump
(
$version
->
version
)
;
// string(7) "PHP 8.4"
It is now possible to update properties during object cloning by passing an associative array with the updated to the clone() function. This enables straight-forward support of the "with-er" pattern for readonly classes.
$input
=
'Some kind of string.'
;
$output
=
strtolower
(
str_replace
(
[
'.'
,
'/'
,
'…'
]
,
''
,
str_replace
(
' '
,
'-'
,
trim
(
$input
)
)
)
)
;
var_dump
(
$output
)
;
// string(19) "some-kind-of-string"
$input
=
' Some kind of string. '
;
$output
=
$input
|>
trim
(
...
)
|>
(
fn
(
$string
)
=>
str_replace
(
' '
,
'-'
,
$string
)
)
|>
(
fn
(
$string
)
=>
str_replace
(
[
'.'
,
'/'
,
'…'
]
,
''
,
$string
)
)
|>
strtolower
(
...
)
;
var_dump
(
$output
)
;
// string(19) "some-kind-of-string"
function
getPhpVersion
(
):
string
{
return
'PHP 8.4'
;
}
getPhpVersion
(
)
;
// No Errors
#[
\NoDiscard
]
function
getPhpVersion
(
):
string
{
return
'PHP 8.5'
;
}
getPhpVersion
(
)
;
// Warning: The return value of function getPhpVersion() should either be used or intentionally ignored by casting it as (void)
By adding the #[\NoDiscard] attribute to a function, PHP will check whether the returned value is consumed and emit a warning if it is not. This allows to improve the safety of APIs where the returned value is important, but where it is easy to forget using the return value by accident.
The associated (void) cast can be used to indicate that a value is intentionally unused.
final
class
CalculatorTest
extends
\
PHPUnit\Framework\TestCase
{
#[
DataProvider
(
'subtractionProvider'
)
]
public
function
testSubtraction
(
int
$minuend
,
int
$subtrahend
,
int
$result
):
void
{
$this
->
assertSame
(
$result
,
Calculator
::
subtract
(
$minuend
,
$subtrahend
)
)
;
}
public
static
function
subtractionProvider
(
):
iterable
{
for
(
$i
=
-10
;
$i
<=
10
;
$i
++
)
{
yield
[
$i
,
$i
,
0
,
$i
]
;
yield
[
$i
,
0
,
$i
]
;
yield
[
0
,
$i
,
-
$i
]
;
}
}
}
final
class
CalculatorTest
{
#[
Test\CaseGenerator
(
static
function
(
):
iterable
{
for
(
$i
=
-10
;
$i
<=
10
;
$i
++
)
{
yield
[
$i
,
$i
,
0
,
$i
]
;
yield
[
$i
,
0
,
$i
]
;
yield
[
0
,
$i
,
-
$i
]
;
}
}
)
]
public
function
testSubtraction
(
int
$minuend
,
int
$subtrahend
,
int
$result
)
{
\
assert
(
Calculator
::
subtract
(
$minuend
,
$subtrahend
)
===
$result
)
;
}
}
$sh
=
curl_share_init
(
)
;
curl_share_setopt
(
$sh
,
CURLSHOPT_SHARE
,
CURL_LOCK_DATA_DNS
)
;
curl_share_setopt
(
$sh
,
CURLSHOPT_SHARE
,
CURL_LOCK_DATA_CONNECT
)
;
$ch1
=
curl_init
(
'https://php.net/'
)
;
curl_setopt
(
$ch1
,
CURLOPT_SHARE
,
$sh
)
;
curl_exec
(
$ch1
)
;
$ch2
=
curl_init
(
'https://thephp.foundation/'
)
;
curl_setopt
(
$ch2
,
CURLOPT_SHARE
,
$sh
)
;
curl_exec
(
$ch2
)
;
$sh
=
curl_share_init_persistent
(
[
CURL_LOCK_DATA_DNS
,
CURL_LOCK_DATA_CONNECT
]
)
;
$ch1
=
curl_init
(
'https://php.net/'
)
;
curl_setopt
(
$ch1
,
CURLOPT_SHARE
,
$sh
)
;
curl_exec
(
$ch1
)
;
$ch2
=
curl_init
(
'https://thephp.foundation/'
)
;
curl_setopt
(
$ch2
,
CURLOPT_SHARE
,
$sh
)
;
curl_exec
(
$ch2
)
;
New classes available: CurlSharePersistentHandle class, curl_multi_get_handles() and curl_share_init_persistent() functions are available.
$php
=
[
'php-82'
=>
[
'state'
=>
'security'
,
'branch'
=>
'PHP-8.2'
]
,
'php-83'
=>
[
'state'
=>
'active'
,
'branch'
=>
'PHP-8.3'
]
,
'php-84'
=>
[
'state'
=>
'active'
,
'branch'
=>
'PHP-8.4'
]
,
'php-85'
=>
[
'state']
=>]
'upcoming'
,
'branch'
=>
'PHP-8.5'
]
,
]
;
$upcomingRelease
=
null
;
foreach
(
$php
as
$key
=>
$version
)
{
if
(
$version
[
'state'
]
===
'upcoming'
)
{
$upcomingRelease
=
$version
;
break
;
}
}
var_dump
(
$upcomingRelease
)
;
$php
=
[
'php-82'
=>
[
'state'
=>
'security'
,
'branch'
=>
'PHP-8.2'
]
,
'php-83'
=>
[
'state'
=>
'active'
,
'branch'
=>
'PHP-8.3'
]
,
'php-84'
=>
[
'state'
=>
'active'
,
'branch'
=>
'PHP-8.4'
]
,
'php-85'
=>
[
'state'
=>
'upcoming'
,
'branch'
=>
'PHP-8.5'
]
,
]
;
$upcomingRelease
=
array_first
(
array_filter
(
$php
,
static
fn
(
$version
)
=>
$version
[
'state'
]
===
'upcoming'
)
)
;
var_dump
(
$upcomingRelease
)
;
New Classes, Interfaces, and Functions
- Property Promotion is now available for final
- Attributes are now available for constants.
- Attribute #[\Override] now works on properties
- Attribute #[\Deprecated] available for traits
- Asymmetric Visibility for Static Properties
- New #[\DelayedTargetValidation] attribute is available
- New get_error_handler(), get_exception_handler() functions are available.
- New Closure::getCurrent method is available.
- New Dom\Element::getElementsByClassName() and Dom\Element::insertAdjacentHTML() methods are available.
- New enchant_dict_remove_from_session() and enchant_dict_remove() functions are available.
- New grapheme_levenshtein() function is available.
- New opcache_is_script_cached_in_file_cache() function is available.
- New ReflectionConstant::getFileName(), ReflectionConstant::getExtension(), ReflectionConstant::getExtensionName(), ReflectionConstant::getAttributes(), and ReflectionProperty::getMangledName() methods are available.
Deprecated Classes, Interfaces, and Functions
- No deprecations or breaking changes.
Better performance, better syntax, improved type safety.
Upgrade to PHP 8.5 nowThe migration guide is available in the PHP Manual. Please consult it for a detailed list of new features and backward-incompatible changes.