Closed bakura10 closed 11 years ago
That's fine. Last time I tried that it tried downloading the entire package anyway so feel free to submit a PR.
@spiffyjr It only does that if you forget the repo, or specify a dev minimum-stability. Also, if the project requires all of zf, that "replaces" individual components specified in modules.
On Friday, December 21, 2012, Kyle Spraggs wrote:
That's fine. Last time I tried that it tried downloading the entire package anyway so feel free to submit a PR.
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Matthew Weier O'Phinney matthew@weierophinney.net http://mwop.net/
I'll set this up when I tag the release version. Thanks.
Hi,
@spiffyjr , ocramius is doing something interesting in some of his module, I think we could do the same here, but I need your point of view. Instead of setting a dependency to the whole zendframework framework (https://github.com/ZF-Commons/ZfcRbac/blob/master/composer.json#L19), it could be good to have only dependencies with the part of the framework we are using (so in the case of ZfcRbac, zend-servicemanager, zend-permissions and may be one or two others).
What do you think ? This way people who want to use ZfcRbac as a standalone can do it without downloading tons of unused files.