Undefined version constraint
jasonmccreary opened this issue · 3 comments
- Testbench Version: 8.5.7
- Laravel Version: 10.13.2
- PHP Version: 8.2.4
- Database Driver & Version: N/A
Description:
While not a "bug", the recent constraints for laravel/framework list <10.15.0. However, this is not a real Laravel version (yet). As such, it breaks parsing and compatibility tests. Simply >=10.13.5 or ^10.13.5 is enough to represent the 10.13.5 requirement as well as future versions. It help me, as well as those that use Shift, if you could drop the upper bound, invalid constraint.
Simply >=10.13.5 or ^10.13.5 is enough to represent the 10.13.5 requirement as well as future versions.
This would break when Laravel Framework or Testbench Core API has "minor" breaking changes when using --prefer-lowest etc:
Latest version changed from <10.15.0 to <10.14.0.
10.14.0 is non-existent as well. I think the simpler way to write this would be ~10.13.5. But, your call. Thanks anyway. I'll just have Shift set projects to ^8.0 instead of tracking the latest versions.
Yes that should work fine. The idea is that if they use stable minimum stability they should get stable releases from develop branch, or use 8.x branch if they use dev minimum stability.