Tested with --prefer-lowest. Seems Yay doesn't actually work with 2.0, or at least that the tests expect the output of 2.1. This change means using --prefer-lowest continues to work as expected, while ^3.0 is possible for Laravel installations.
I realise it's not essential that I create these pull requests, but I prefer the usual checks to run, so we're sure things are working well before merge. :)
Coverage remained the same at 97.228% when pulling 4ed681b404f057a5cf96ca942011a9d123e0beab on assertchris:update-php-parser-version into 7e3abbe5459715bb1695cb54f2b70772b9cc5e77 on marcioAlmada:master.
Tested with
--prefer-lowest
. Seems Yay doesn't actually work with2.0
, or at least that the tests expect the output of2.1
. This change means using--prefer-lowest
continues to work as expected, while^3.0
is possible for Laravel installations.