Set minimum stability to stable #3421
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The prefer-stable thing ensures that that doesn't happen. |
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It's a bug in composer if it gives you 3.0 when you run that command. Report it to them please. :) |
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Set minimum stability to stable
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This was modified after merge btw. |
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No problem, just glad it's fixed. Thanks |
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Guys this is merged already, no need to +1 anymore. |
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+1 for finally merge it! it makes more sens to have composer set like that |
It makes no difference. It loads the identical dependencies before and after this change. |
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Prevent people from using unstable package by default. Also affects what composer chooses.
Example:
composer require symfony/dom-crawlerwill get:With
stable, they get the correct version (^2.7)As far as I know, previous versions of Laravel always shipped with
stableas default, don't know why that has changed?Fixes #3419 and #3414