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[REFACTOR] Use dictator as a WP-CLI package. #188

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Rather than a composer package which opens us up to dependency clashes
use dictator as a WP-CLI package.

One thing with this is if using dictator as part of deploy, we'll need
to make sure we install the package this way as well rather than relying
on composer.

Ian Jenkins added 2 commits March 14, 2022 15:08
Rather than a composer package which opens us up to dependency clashes
use dictator as a WP-CLI package.

One thing with this is if using dictator as part of deploy, we'll need
to make sure we install the package this way as well rather than relying
on composer.
We want to ensure plugin versions are locked so therefore do not ignore
the composer.lock file. Also adds a note to the PHP versions docs about
what to do if changing PHP versions and faced with composer version
issues.
@jenkoian jenkoian merged commit d0b0f8a into main Mar 14, 2022
@jenkoian jenkoian deleted the dictator-as-wpcli-package branch March 14, 2022 15:26
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