PR makes it so that the version will now show up in the CLI.
For people using composer to install phinx, the version is automatically fetched from the composer installation via the composer-runtime-api so that we don't need to worry about changing anything within our code per version. The only downside is that this does mean phinx relies on having composer:^2.0 installed, but given that came out 10/2020, and the version of PHP we support came out on 11/2021, I think this is a safe assumption to make. If you clone the repo, then the version will display as 0.x-dev, but I think that's fine.
For people using the phar, then that uses the git-tag placeholder that's replaced at compile time.
Closes #2266
PR makes it so that the version will now show up in the CLI.
For people using composer to install phinx, the version is automatically fetched from the composer installation via the
composer-runtime-apiso that we don't need to worry about changing anything within our code per version. The only downside is that this does mean phinx relies on havingcomposer:^2.0installed, but given that came out 10/2020, and the version of PHP we support came out on 11/2021, I think this is a safe assumption to make. If you clone the repo, then the version will display as0.x-dev, but I think that's fine.For people using the phar, then that uses the
git-tagplaceholder that's replaced at compile time.