explicitly add serializable-closure as a dependency #40
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Pull Request Overview
This PR explicitly adds laravel/serializable-closure as a direct dependency to fix a missing package error when using PHPacker within Laravel Zero projects.
- Adds
laravel/serializable-closureversion^2.0to therequiresection of composer.json - Addresses dependency resolution issues where the package was previously available transitively but not guaranteed to be present
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When using PHPacker inside a Laravel Zero project it would complain about missing the serializable-closure package.
It's dubious that it just works other projects. Adding it to composer.json explicitly fixes it in my case.
See #39 for more details