Bug Report: current docker-php-extension-installer does not officialy support PHP 8.2

[jnoordsij]

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Describe the bug
Running the current docker-php-extension-installer script in the PHP 8.2 base image, e.g. sudo -E install-php-extensions xdebug, yields the following message:

### ERROR: Unsupported PHP version: 8.2 ###

Altough technically it continues and works for the cases I've found, an update to the extension would probably be appropriate.

To Reproduce
docker container run --rm -it cimg/php:8.2 /bin/bash -c "sudo -E install-php-extensions xdebug"

Expected behavior
No error message appears.

Workarounds
Ignore the error message as it appears unharmful in most cases.

Screenshots and Build Links
n/a

Additional context
With the PHP 8.3 release coming up, it might be good to update the extension in such a manner it officialy supports that as well. Given that the current origin repository supports it (see mlocati/docker-php-extension-installer#810), getting up to date with this should be sufficient.

[matiaslauriti]

It is fully working now, using PHP 8.3, literally executing

sudo -E install-php-extensions xdebug
sudo docker-php-ext-enable xdebug

[jnoordsij]

It is fully working now, using PHP 8.3, literally executing

sudo -E install-php-extensions xdebug
sudo docker-php-ext-enable xdebug

It is functional, but the warning still appears. So although not a large problem, the problem is still present.

[matiaslauriti]

It is fully working now, using PHP 8.3, literally executing

sudo -E install-php-extensions xdebug
sudo docker-php-ext-enable xdebug

It is functional, but the warning still appears. So although not a large problem, the problem is still present.

You are correct. When I checked, the output was scrolled to the bottom, hiding the first line (the warning you are talking about)