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On November 26th, 2020, PHP 8 was released to the world. Two years later, PHP’s latest version 8.2 offers new features and improvements promising to enhance the security and performance of our WordPress sites. WordPress Core is compatible with PHP 8 since its 5.6 release. But should I upgrade right away? Let’s analyze the main changes…
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