Explicitly declare dependencies in composer.json

[Matthimatiker]

The HttpKernel bridge requires the php-pm/php-pm component to work.
This change declares the mentioned dependency explicitly. Therefore, the development of the bridge is simplified as a composer install is enough to get started.

[andig]

*@dev or dev-master? I had intentionally not done so as requirig a package that itself requires dev packes imho may cause troubles with minimum-stability. Or is that assumption wrong?

[Matthimatiker]

Indeed, this may lead to problems. I would also prefer a reference to a stable version, but at the moment there are no tagged versions.
I guess the added dependency just makes the current state clear, at least not worse than before.

I used *@dev instead of dev-master as I assume that this reference does not restrict php-pm to a specific branch.

[andig]

As long as we don't have stable version I'd suggest leave it as is. Much easier to spot a missing dependency than trying to troubleshoot composer's error messages.

As for *@dev I must say I don't know- never seen that before.

[Matthimatiker]

The problem with the current state is, that you do not get a working library after composer install.
For example, this prevents one from writing unit tests as required classes are missing.

An alternative could be to add php-pm/php-pm as dev requirement. This does not affect root packages that include this library, but it provides a working version, when the library is used standalone (during development).

[marcj]

As dev requirement is here the way to go.

[andig]

As dev requirement is here the way to go.

@marcj you've recently mentioned production deployment. How about declaring the current status to be a 1.0.0 across the packages and then take it from there?

[marcj]

yes i wanted to do it, but doing currently some improvements which I want to include in the first version😊 In the next days this is happening

[andig]

Nice. I think we shouldn't merge anything else until then.

[marcj]

Alright, I'm going to close this then and will adjust the composer.json straight with other changes. Thanks anyway guys!