@magepsycho
I would definitely use docker or vagarant. But another alternative to have multiple version of PHP can be to compile them locally and put them in seprate directories. Haven't tried that, but I hope the system does not runs into any kind of conflict.
No doubt Docker is the current de-facto for development. But if just your PHP version varies for your PHP projects then this approach is quite handy (feel right at home)
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@magepsycho I would definitely use docker or vagarant. But another alternative to have multiple version of PHP can be to compile them locally and put them in seprate directories. Haven't tried that, but I hope the system does not runs into any kind of conflict.
No doubt Docker is the current de-facto for development. But if just your PHP version varies for your PHP projects then this approach is quite handy (feel right at home)