Okay it seems like you have to give packagist a refresh, because in https://packagist.org/packages/toin0u/geocoder-laravel#dev-master Laravel 5.0.* is set as requirement with the last update from 2015-04-16 07:50 UTC which is wrong.

Getting the same thing. Need the dependencies updated to 5.0 +

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Package needs updating on Packagist, as it’s still reporting illuminate/support 5.0.* is required, therefore I can’t install it in my 5.1.* Laravel application.

waiting for the update at ~L5.1

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@toin0u @willdurand Can one of you guys take a look at this when you get a couple of minutes spare, please?

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What’s the hold up with this?

None of the main contributors does trigger a refresh on packagist. This is very annoying.

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I don't have admin rights on Packagist. @toin0u is on vacations right now, so let's wait a bit.

Hey folks

I'm on a tight timeline for a project and I needed this package so I put together a work around. I'll include it here hoping to help others if they absolutely need it since the git master branch already has the package dependencies updated.

add this above your require in your composer.json

"repositories": [
      {
        "type": "vcs",
        "url": "https://github.com/geocoder-php/GeocoderLaravel"
      }
    ],

This will pull from github instead once you have that placed you can then add the following as the package in require

"toin0u/geocoder-laravel": "dev-master",

That will pull the master branch from git and everything works okey dokey to bypass the composer package dependency. I ended up going down another route with everything for now and will probably circle back to using this later on this week but the few things i tested seemed to work.

Just remember to revert back to an appropriate version from packagist and remove the repository when everything is all updated.

Thanks for your reply @pbean. This is a good temporary workaround for sure, but I wanna wait for @toin0u being back from holidays.

@willdurand Do you know when he is back?

Ok folks, I've released 0.6.0. Let me know if it works for you.

@willdurand The issue isn’t the version of GeocoderLaravel. The issue is it’s not been updated on Packagist: https://packagist.org/packages/toin0u/geocoder-laravel

If you look, it says it requires version 5.0.* of illuminate/support, which means it’s locked to Laravel version 5.0.* only.

Ok. It should be better now.

Looks good on packagist now, thanks a lot!

W00t!