Hi all,
I'm proud to inform you that I finally found how to migrate the automatic_addressbook plugin from svn to git. The tricky part was the layout change somewhere back in the project's history as I didn't want to loose some of the commit history.
Now as the git repo is clean and has all commit history, I published it on github and imported on roundcube's plugin repository.
So I began to play with composer.
When adding automatic_addressbook in my composer.json, I get it installed, but it installed me the dev-master branch. I thought that only published versions (tags) were installed unless specifically specified.
What is the correct/prefferred way to tell composer to only install "stable" versions of a plugin ?
regards,
You could use "@stable"
Or... something like "1.x"
On Fri, Jan 30, 2015 at 10:08 PM, Sébastien BLAISOT sebastien@blaisot.org wrote:
Hi all,
I'm proud to inform you that I finally found how to migrate the automatic_addressbook plugin from svn to git. The tricky part was the layout change somewhere back in the project's history as I didn't want to loose some of the commit history.
Now as the git repo is clean and has all commit history, I published it on github and imported on roundcube's plugin repository.
So I began to play with composer.
When adding automatic_addressbook in my composer.json, I get it installed, but it installed me the dev-master branch. I thought that only published versions (tags) were installed unless specifically specified.
What is the correct/prefferred way to tell composer to only install "stable" versions of a plugin ?
regards,
-- Sébastien 圣巴斯弟盎
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