composer does not actually install the release

[dakira]

An old version gets installed.

How to reproduce

1. Install magento and your package as per instructions (magento is only needed because your package won't download otherwise),

   composer create-project --repository-url=https://repo.magento.com/ magento/project-community-edition mage2
   cd mage2
   composer config repositories.phoenix-cashondelivery git https://github.com/PHOENIX-MEDIA/Magento2-CashOnDelivery.git
   composer require phoenix/module-cashondelivery:1.0.0

2. Compare installed file with a fresh copy from Github

   diff vendor/phoenix/module-cashondelivery/Model/Total/Creditmemo.php <(wget -q -O - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PHOENIX-MEDIA/Magento2-CashOnDelivery/master/Model/Total/Creditmemo.php)

Files should be identical, but they are not. This is the cause of #3.

[PHOENIX-MEDIA]

Hello,

can you give me some more details on this issue. I just tried it myself and had no problems installing the module using composer. The release points to the latest commit and a diff to the master branch returned no changes. Try cleaning the cache with composer cache-clean before and run the require command in verbose mode to get more details. composer require phoenix/module-cashondelivery:1.0.0 -vvv

[PHOENIX-MEDIA]

We have found the cause of this issue. The package you get comes from repo.magento.com, not from GitHub (you should see it in your composer.lock) and the version uploaded there does not match the GitHub version. This will be fixed with a new release.

[dakira]

Okay, so the error is that 1.0.0 in repo.magento.com is not actually the 1.0.0 release because otherwise composer wouldn't use it. Re-ordering the repositories in composer.json helps as a workaround to make your repo take precedence. Thanks for updating!

[PHOENIX-MEDIA]

The 1.0.1 release is now available in the Magento Marketplace.

[dakira]

Also installs correctly from repository now.