Re: horde pirum composer repository available?
Michael M Slusarz <[email protected]>
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Quoting Ralf Lang <[email protected]>: > Hi, > > Does the current pear.horde.org create a composer repository and how can > I get its (meta) data? Yes. http://pear.horde.org/packages.json All Horde packages are currently installable via composer. See, e.g., http://dev.horde.org/imap_client/install.php > During the last months, notable projects have been shifting away from > pear/pirum to composer. Our plan is to soon add our distributions to packagist for installation via composer. > I read that pirum as of version 1.1 creates a > composer repository. OTOH pirum upstream says it's deprecated, so > reading composer files and installing the stuff to some global "system" > repository might be the way to go. The problem is that composer has a giant usability hole regarding "global" installations. The composer people try to play this off, but this is the main location where PEAR is totally superior. > Another approach I am investigating is directly monitoring git > repositories for tags that look like semantic versions, but pending the > long-awaited horde repository split I don't think this is the right time > to do it. No need to. All Horde packages will be moved to separate repos (with its corresponding tags) in the very near future. michael ___________________________________ Michael Slusarz [[email protected]] -- dev mailing list Frequently Asked Questions: http://wiki.horde.org/FAQ To unsubscribe, mail: [email protected]