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How to change a package in composer?
An extension was purchased for the system that contains installation instructions via composer. Everything would be fine, but the following approach is suggested there:
1. Put the .zip files of the extension in /vendor...
2. Run
composer config repositories.vendor artifact $(pwd)/vendor/vendor/packages
composer require vendor/email-attachments
"require": {
"vendor/vendor-email-attachments": "dev-master"
},
"repositories": [
{
"type": "git",
"url": "https://github.com/myvendor/vendor-email-attachments",
"vendor-alias": "vendor"
}
]
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1. "simple and stupid" put deployed either as a git submodule and deploy as a submodule from your turnip.
2. "tricky and buggy" - you will have to reproduce this script through a bash script, but I promise that sooner or later it will glitch when "something changes somewhere"
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