Closed webketje closed 3 years ago
That's strange, normally composer should use the latest package. There is nothing preventing from installing that version.
"rollerworks/password-strength-validator": "^1.0.1"
also allows 1.6, unless you are using a special flag like using the lowest possible version or something.
So I did:
composer remove rollerworks/password-strength-bundle
composer require rollerworks/password-strength-bundle
composer show rollerworks/password-strength-validator # 1.6.0
And the correct version showed up. I suppose it had to do with symfony.lock
:
"rollerworks/password-strength-bundle": {
- "version": "v2.2.1"
+ "version": "v2.2.2"
},
"rollerworks/password-strength-validator": {
- "version": "v1.3.2"
+ "version": "v1.6.0"
},
Hi, I noticed that PasswordStrengthBundle is still pointing to PasswordStrengthValidator 1.0.1, while that repository has already moved to 1.6.0. Any chance to update the dependency? I stumbled upon this due to not being able to specify a Symfony constraint as attribute (feature included in 1.6.0)
Current work-around is to explicitly add
composer require rollerworks/password-strength-validator