Hi again,
> Two things:
>
> * First, use "dev-master" as the version
> * Second, add a "minimum-stability" key to your composer.json.
>
> Here's an example:
>
> "minimum-stability": "dev",
> "require": {
> "php": ">=5.3.3",
> "zendframework/zendframework": "2.*",
>
-- Ralf Eggert wrote
(on Friday, 21 September 2012, 10:59 PM +0200):
> Hi,
>
> I have another issue which is related to composer. I guess it is not
> really a ZF specific issue, but since others probably have done the same
> maybe someone could help me.
>
> I have a repository on github https://
-- Ralf Eggert wrote
(on Friday, 21 September 2012, 10:26 PM +0200):
> > Do this. But it doesn't have to be a module. If it's library code, it's
> > library code. You can setup a custom packagist repo for your own
> > libraries, and use that in your project composer.json so that you can
> > instal
Hi,
I have another issue which is related to composer. I guess it is not
really a ZF specific issue, but since others probably have done the same
maybe someone could help me.
I have a repository on github https://github.com/RalfEggert/travello and
cloned it to my project at /vendor/ralfeggert/tra
Hi Matthew,
> Do this. But it doesn't have to be a module. If it's library code, it's
> library code. You can setup a custom packagist repo for your own
> libraries, and use that in your project composer.json so that you can
> install such libraries and keep them up-to-date easily.
But I guess a
-- Ralf Eggert wrote
(on Friday, 21 September 2012, 09:25 PM +0200):
> within ZF1 I created my own library which was located in
> /library/Travello/ parallel to /library/Zend/. In my library I had
> additional filters or validators, general view helpers or extensions for
> some classes like the ac
Hi,
within ZF1 I created my own library which was located in
/library/Travello/ parallel to /library/Zend/. In my library I had
additional filters or validators, general view helpers or extensions for
some classes like the action controller or the response object.
ZF2 now has modules. It is quite
