I have a git project with 2 branches:
- Master: Currently the "stable branch" but subjected to changed. Releases are tagged from there.
- Devel: A development branch for the next version. This is merged into master when we think some features from here are quite stable.
In master, I have a requirement in my composer.json
that uses a specific version:
"require" : {
"triagens/arangodb" : "1.2.1",
"php" : ">=5.4.0"
},
In my devel branch, I would like to use the development version of the dependency:
"require" : {
"triagens/arangodb" : "dev-devel",
"php" : ">=5.4.0"
},
Effectively, when branches are switched, and composer install
or composer update
is run I would like to have composer update/change the dependencies to the appropriate versions.
Since composer install --dev
does not support having a different version of a dependency in require-dev
, I cannot set the different version in the require-dev
section.
I would also prefer to not have a separate composer.json
for each branch as merge would be quite painful.
If you have multiple branches and each branch uses some version of a dependency, what's the best way to do this?
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