Update CI

[malberts]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated our continuous integration testing configuration to support an additional environment, while refining existing settings for improved consistency.

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Walkthrough

The pull request modifies the continuous integration configuration in the GitHub Actions workflow for PHPUnit testing. The changes update the job matrix for the test job by adjusting the configurations for different MediaWiki versions. Specifically, the entry for REL1_42 now sets experimental to false, a new entry for REL1_43 with PHP 8.3 and experimental: false has been added, and the master entry is updated to use PHP 8.4 while maintaining its experimental: true status.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.github/workflows/ci.yml	- REL1_42: Updated experimental from true to false. - REL1_43: Added new entry with PHP 8.3 and experimental: false. - master: Updated PHP version to 8.4, keeping experimental: true.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Dev as Developer
    participant GH as GitHub Actions
    participant Test as Test Runner

    Dev->>GH: Push commit
    GH->>Test: Trigger "test" job with matrix configurations
    Test->>GH: Run test for REL1_42 (experimental=false)
    Test->>GH: Run test for REL1_43 (PHP 8.3, experimental=false)
    Test->>GH: Run test for master (PHP 8.4, experimental=true)
    GH->>Dev: Report CI results

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Poem

Oh, what a change on the CI trail,
I hop along with configurations that never fail.
Tweaking tests for every version we see,
MediaWiki and PHP in a harmonious spree.
With carrot-like precision, my code dances with glee!
🐇✨
Happy hopping through the pipeline!

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.github/workflows/ci.yml (3)

27-29: Clarify Experimental Flag Update for REL1_42.
The update changes the experimental flag for the REL1_42 matrix entry to false. This ensures that failures in this job are not suppressed, aligning with a more rigorous testing policy.

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30-32: New Matrix Entry for REL1_43.
A new job matrix entry for MediaWiki version REL1_43 with php: 8.3 and experimental: false has been introduced. Please verify that PHP 8.3 is supported in your CI environment and that the non-experimental setup is intended for this release.

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33-35: Update for Master Entry – PHP Version Upgrade.
The master matrix entry has been updated to use php: 8.4 while retaining experimental: true. Confirm that keeping the experimental flag enabled for the master branch is deliberate, as it may affect how failures are handled during CI runs.

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