Service Account Keys are not supported until version 1.6 of the Infusionsoft PHP SDK. But 1.6 requires PHP 8+ according to the composer.json
Can someone confirm we must be on PHP 8 to use Service Account Keys?
A Service Account Key (or Personal Access Token) is just an alternate kind of authorization provided on calls, joining OAuth2 Bearer Tokens as a header on the request. It is not inherently tied to the client library accessing it (and I’ve done so with everything from Postman to Google Sheets).
If you are wanting the SAK capabilities built into the PHP SDK, yes, you will need current dependencies which I believe at this point does include PHP 8.
Hi @Bill_Jenkins, you have to be careful with the SDK and the version of PHP you are using.
The SDK relies on several third party libraries, which over time seem to lag behind in supporting newer versions of PHP. That means it make take several months for an update to appear in the SDK to support the latest version.
But it is recommended that you use the latest version of PHP.
- Version 8.0 - End of Life was on November 26, 2023.
- Version 8.1 - End of Life will be on December 31 2025.
Thanks @Pav - are these lags not correctly handled by Composer?
The SDK Composer file was updated 4 months ago, as you can see via the commit below.
The PHP Version requirement has gone from v7.3 to v8.1 now, but additional dependencies have been added.
If you upgrade PHP to either v8.2 or v8.3, then you need to test the SDK against it.