# PHP Migration Library v6.0 #56
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| public static function prepareEnvironment(UriInterface $uri): void | |||
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What is the issue?
The union type hint 'UriInterface|Uri' is confusing since Uri implements UriInterface, making the union type redundant.
Why this matters
Redundant type hints make code harder to understand and can confuse developers about which interface or class should be used.
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This PR introduces version 6.0 of the PHP Migration library with several breaking changes to improve compatibility with modern PHP versions and dependencies.
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Breaking Changes
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Supported Databases
Please ensure your application meets these requirements before upgrading to this version.
Description by Korbit AI
What change is being made?
Update the PHP migration library to version 6.0, by introducing support for PHP 8.4, refactoring code for improved database handling, updating dependencies, enhancing documentation, simplifying test configurations, and removing deprecated schedule elements from CI workflow.
Why are these changes being made?
The major version update aligns the library with the latest PHP versions and modern practices, enhancing maintainability and usability. Refactoring improves code clarity by centralizing database name retrieval and Uri handling, while updated documentation provides clearer guidance for new users. Removal of deprecated settings from the CI workflow adheres to the latest standards, ensuring the build system is more streamlined and efficient.