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| Filename | Size | Changed |
|---|---|---|
| LICENSE | 0000001068 1.04 KB | |
| README.md | 0000002364 2.31 KB | |
| _link | 0000000124 124 Bytes | |
| composer.phar | 0001994167 1.9 MB | |
| php-composer.changes | 0000041942 41 KB | |
| php-composer.spec | 0000002259 2.21 KB |
Revision 65 (latest revision is 80)
Yunhe Guo (guoyunhe)
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(revision 65)
- Version 1.10.10
* Fixed create-project not triggering events while installing the
root package
* Fixed PHP 8 compatibility issue
* Fixed self-update to avoid automatically upgrading to the next
major version once it becomes stable
- Version 1.10.9
* Fixed Bitbucket redirect loop when credentials are outdated
* Fixed GitLab auth prompt wording
* Fixed self-update handling of files requiring admin permissions
to write to on Windows (it now does a UAC prompt)
* Fixed parsing issues in funding.yml files
- Version 1.10.8
* Fixed compatibility issue with git being configured to show
signatures by default
* Fixed discarding of local changes when updating packages to include
untracked files
* Several minor fixes
Comments 2
I plan to remove php-composer from Factory/Tumbleweed and add some code to php-composer2 to replace the old php-composer package. Are there any concerns against that decision? My plan is to do that transition at the beginning of October as long as there are no concerns.
I think it is totally fine. I have been using composer2 for quite a long time.