Critical error in FieldType.php

[Ednt]

Hi after updating to 9.3.1 I inspected the espocrm log and found:

CRITICAL: (0) Uncaught Exception ParseError: "syntax error, unexpected identifier "VARCHAR", expecting "="" at /var/www/clients/client1/web62/web/application/Espo/Core/ORM/Type/FieldType.php line 34 :: /var/www/clients/client1/web62/web/application/Espo/Core/ORM/Type/FieldType.php(34)

The code is:

class FieldType
{
public const string VARCHAR = 'varchar';
public const string BOOL = 'bool';

When I check this in an online php sandbox I get the same error. https://onlinephp.io/

The word string is the reason. It should look like:

class FieldType
{
public const VARCHAR = 'varchar';
public const BOOL = 'bool';

Is this correct ?

Btw. it has nothing to do with 9.3.1
It's a PHP problem.

application/Espo/Core/ORM/Type/FieldType.php

[yuri]

No. It's not correct. Your PHP version is lower than min supported.

[Ednt]

I run PHP 8.4 and in the sandbox you can choose any version you want, but the error is still available.

PHP Version	8.4.18	Success

Else I would got an error when I upgraded espocrm.

[yuri]

I'm 99.99% percent sure that your PHP version was not up to date when the log error occurred. The web server PHP version may differ from the CLI version.

[Ednt]

If i use <?php like in the file, then I get the error.

If I use <php I don't get the error.

[Ednt]

In the mentioned php sandbox

[yuri]

This is just the frontend editor does not support the new syntax. It does not show errors in the output. I have to leave this topic as it takes my time.

[Ednt]

That you can save your time, if someone else run into the same problem:

It was the start of cron.php which still used php 8.2

Or should I not write this, because it takes my time?