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Composer: avoid writing a lock file #218

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@fredden fredden commented Apr 19, 2024

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When working with this repository as a developer, we should be using the latest compatible packages. By writing a lock file for Composer, we may get into a state where we are "stuck" on an older version of a dependency. This change avoids such a situation by telling Composer to not write out a lock file in the project.

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Thanks @fredden for this PR! I agree this is a good change.

To allow for merging this PR, however, a small tweak need to be made to the securitycheck.yml workflow which relies on the composer.lock file.
I think an extra step needs to be added to the workflow, before the "compose install" step, to remove this key from the config. that should allow for the workflow to continue to work and be useful.

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LGTM 👍🏻

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jrfnl commented May 3, 2024

Merging. The build failures against PHP 8.4 are unrelated to this PR and will be addressed separately via PR #219.

@jrfnl jrfnl merged commit 94d27f7 into PHPCSStandards:main May 3, 2024
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