Freezing a composer dependency to a given commit
Published on 2020-12-23 • Modified on 2020-12-23
In this snippet, we will see how to freeze a composer dependency to a given commit. It can be useful sometimes to avoid a bug that was introduced at some point, and you want a version before it appeared. Of course, it should be an exception. Always prefer using tags if possible. So, you must specify the commit after the branch with a hash before.
{
"foo/foo-lib": "dev-master#2633721877cae79ad461f3ca06f3f77fb4fce02e"
}
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