Add "dev" keyword to symfony/symfony package #51811
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That's brilliant! |
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@nicolas-grekas can you do the same for the polyfill mono-repo then ? |
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On it. Meanwhile I updated the PR for the contracts. |
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i appreciate the effort to keep symfony/symfony available as a package, but what for exactly? i assumed git clone+link would be the better practice for dev |
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In short:
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i was thinking then yes, signaling something to all existing installations could create some drama and/or unnessecary work. Perhaps it's not worth it. |
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Thank you @nicolas-grekas. |
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This PR was merged into the 2.x branch. Discussion ---------- Add "dev" keyword to symfony/ux package | Q | A | ------------- | --- | Bug fix? | no | New feature? | no | Tickets | - | License | MIT Same as symfony/symfony#51811 Even if symfony/ux is not registered on packagist, I'm doing this for completeness and consistency among all our meta-repositories. Commits ------- c42a666 Add "dev" keyword to symfony/ux package
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…kas) This PR was merged into the 1.x branch. Discussion ---------- Add "dev" keyword to symfony/polyfill package See symfony/symfony#51811 Commits ------- 0bc9478 Add "dev" keyword to symfony/polyfill package
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We're periodically wondering about how we should tell people that they should require individual symfony packages instead of the meta repo. Marking the symfony/symfony package as "abandonned" on packagist is very close on a technical level, but semantically it's inaccurate.
I thought we might want to declare symfony/symfony as "for dev". WDYT?