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The bin/doctrine-dbal.php file is not an executable file. Adding them as a bin in composer.json means that any composer install will trigger changes in the source when using symlinks because of the chmod. This makes things a pain when installing from source.
Thus, there is no valid reason to add it. It is absolutely not necessary when using a composer install. The issue requesting it previously is actually an issue in Laravel which replaces the proxy file/symlink generated by Composer with a copy of the original file, which of course cannot work because of paths used in require. But copying a second file does not help for that (unless in very specific cases). It only moves the issue until the next require call.
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DBAL-1199: [GH-837] Revert the addition of the wrong bin script
DBAL-1199 #837 Revert the addition of the wrong bin script to composer.jsonJul 22, 2017
Jira issue originally created by user @doctrinebot:
This issue is created automatically through a Github pull request on behalf of stof:
Url: #837
Message:
The bin/doctrine-dbal.php file is not an executable file. Adding them as a bin in composer.json means that any composer install will trigger changes in the source when using symlinks because of the chmod. This makes things a pain when installing from source.
Thus, there is no valid reason to add it. It is absolutely not necessary when using a composer install. The issue requesting it previously is actually an issue in Laravel which replaces the proxy file/symlink generated by Composer with a copy of the original file, which of course cannot work because of paths used in require. But copying a second file does not help for that (unless in very specific cases). It only moves the issue until the next require call.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: