Use composer.lock required packages instead of vendor/installed.json #50
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Grisou13
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Thanks for filing this PR @Grisou13! Unfortunately, this PR is currently incomplete and hasn't seen any updates in some time. Please see #61 and consider helping the discussion. I'll close this for now until the outstanding issues have been resolved. Please let me know if you plan on updating this and I'll happily reopen 👍 |
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Using composer.lock to laod the packages allows to not require dev dependencies (PHPUnit is big as dep so don't put it if we don't need it in the actual builded phar)