After the last release I tagged version 1.4.0. The updated version didn't find its way to Packagist. Updating the library via Composer (which is the preferred way to manage dependencies in PHP these days) requires a correct Packagist listing.
Release updates are no longer pushed to Packagist since the deprecation of “Github Services” at the beginning of this year.
There's an alternative way to inform Packagist about new releases with Github's “Webhooks” feature.
You as the repository owner are the only person who can set up the webhook.
Hi @iamstuartwilson
After the last release I tagged version 1.4.0. The updated version didn't find its way to Packagist. Updating the library via Composer (which is the preferred way to manage dependencies in PHP these days) requires a correct Packagist listing.
Release updates are no longer pushed to Packagist since the deprecation of “Github Services” at the beginning of this year.
There's an alternative way to inform Packagist about new releases with Github's “Webhooks” feature.
You as the repository owner are the only person who can set up the webhook.
The process is simple:
All future releases should now be pushed to Packagist.