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UniFreak

@UniFreak

but the result keeps error out due to unmet dependencies of elastiquent/elasticquent

here is the composer.json of the project: https://kopy.io/M38ee

and the run result: https://kopy.io/eF1Uo

I have some confusion: why a unrelated package will affect elasticquent package? how can I make what’s there still untouched and only make the new one installed?

Ben Johnson

@cbj4074

@UniFreak Laravel 5.1, eh? :D I've never found Composer's messages particularly intuitive, but if I'm reading that correctly, you simply need to add "minimum-stability": "dev" to your composer.json.

I'm pretty sure that Composer needs to re-evaluate all of your dependencies when you require a new package, so even though they are "unrelated packages", something may have changed since the composer.lock was saved that is now problematic with regard to adding or updating your dependencies.

Ben Johnson

@cbj4074

Or, maybe mycompany/qlog requires a newer version of Laravel? What's the output of composer why-not mycompany/qlog?

Vadim Mazur

@mazurva

Hello! Can anyone tell how to replace a fork of the original packege, if the standard methods don't work. Do fork dmstr/yii2-adminlte-asset to prepare Pull Request
When I do composer update I see such picture

Updating dmstr/yii2-adminlte-asset dev-master (572c699 => ddaa6ac):  Checking out ddaa6acdee

where 572c699 - my fork, ddaa6ac - last original commit

My version composer.json:

    "minimum-stability": "dev",
    "repositories": [
        {
            "type": "git",
            "url": "https://github.com/mazurva/yii2-adminlte-asset.git"
        }
    ],
    "require": {
        "yiisoft/yii2": "2.0.*",
        "dmstr/yii2-adminlte-asset": "dev-master"
    }

Ben Johnson

@cbj4074

@mazurva Have you tried removing and then re-adding the dependency?

I know you have to do that when changing the version constraint, so it's possible the same is true when you change the effective repository.

Vadim Mazur

@mazurva

@cbj4074 Nothing has changed.

Vadim Mazur

@mazurva

Thanks, anyway.

Doqnach

@Doqnach

  Repository "0" ({"packagist":false}) must have a type defined

How can you supply packagist=false on composer init? I am using:
composer init --repository="{\"packagist\":false}" but this obviously isn't working...

Doqnach

@Doqnach

discussion going in composer/composer#8210

Michael Skenderian

@mskenderian_twitter

i have a private repo

"repositories": {
        "wpsa/options": {
            "type": "vcs",
            "url": "https://my.domain.com/wpsa/options.git"
        }

when composer installs it, it asked for username and password, which is what i expect. but then i get the message A token will be created and stored in "/home/vagrant/.composer/auth.json", your password will never be stored
checking that file, it has stored my username and password.

JonasWijne

@JonasWijne

hi, would it be possible to have the same repo multiple times in composer.json but with diffrent login credentials?

Doqnach

@Doqnach

exactly the same? (host + path)

JonasWijne

@JonasWijne

yes

Doqnach

@Doqnach

because then I don't think so, unless you do it via http(s) and basic auth plain text in composer.json

and even then, it will lookup the package in each and every repo you mention, so if it exists in both/all it will pick I think the first one it finds?

but I might be wrong here

JonasWijne

@JonasWijne

Reason is that, the packages in the repo are based on the login credentials given (kinda weird but hey )

Doqnach

@Doqnach

that does sound weird to me yeah :-P

well, the only way I know how to do it is the above

which I feel is terrible

JonasWijne

@JonasWijne

@Doqnach, i tried with the basic auth in plaintext, and it worked

Doqnach

@Doqnach

Have fun with credentials plain text in VCS :-P

JonasWijne

@JonasWijne

yeah, my toughts exacly

gonne make a script which will replace the username and password based on some env variables

thx for the idea / help

Kristiyan Katsarov

@katsar0v

Hello guys! I just joined the composer - Community in Gitter :)

Kristiyan Katsarov

@katsar0v

I wanted to ask: does composer make sum check of required dependencies? When defining custom packages, then a hashsum may be defined, but what about dependencies from packagist or wpackagist? Would love to hear from anyone! Thanks in advance!

Rob

@alcohol

yes

packagist adds a checksum

Kristiyan Katsarov

@katsar0v

@alcohol how is this prooved? Or should I reverse-engineer the code

Marcin Maruszewski

@marcinmaruszewski

Hi, can I somehow alter the type of package hosted on packagist? For example, there is https://packagist.org/packages/moxiecode/plupload package. In composer.json its type is a library, and I'd like to change it to drupal-library. How can I do that?

Ben Johnson

@cbj4074

@marcinmaruszewski Is it your own package?? If so, then yeah, you just change it in the composer.json, commit and push.

Marcin Maruszewski

@marcinmaruszewski

nope, it's somebody else

Sunny

@sunnyagain

you can submit PR to owner

Kristiyan Katsarov

@katsar0v

Hi guys. Why can't composer install parallel dependencies from vcs? I have 10 dependencies and even with https://github.com/hirak/prestissimo it is super slow

Doqnach

@Doqnach

@katsar0v do you have a github token in your auth.json? if not the connection will be throttled somewhat

Kristiyan Katsarov

@katsar0v

it is not github, it is a ssh key for bitbucket @Doqnach

Kristiyan Katsarov

@katsar0v

Can somebody assist here? :) hirak/prestissimo#200

JonasWijne

@JonasWijne

hi, i have a question, i have a conflict with symfony/console
Package a needs ~4.1.0 and package b needs ^4.2
i wanne use version 4.1.12 how can i fix this in my composer.json ?

Ben Johnson

@cbj4074

@JonasWijne I think you'd need to use an inline version alias, e.g., as described in https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21052831/how-to-solve-two-packages-requirements-conflicts-when-running-composer-install

JonasWijne

@JonasWijne

@cbj4074 thanks for your advice

Ben Johnson

@cbj4074

@JonasWijne You're welcome, hopefully you can solve the conflict. Let us know if you do!

sdxv

@sdxv

Hello,

I have two projects. I would like to utilize the functionality of one of them (imgsvc) in the other (cartwheel), so I have set up my composer.json files with a path repository like so: https://hastebin.com/raw/ulokohedum

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