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How to highlight package for Nova 4 #323
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Hi, I contributed that feature! You simply need to require a nova 4 version in your package for example in {
"name": "ideatocode/nova-tooltip-field",
"description": "A Laravel Nova field to show additional data but not clutter the table.",
"keywords": [
"laravel",
"nova"
],
"license": "MIT",
"require": {
"php": "^7.3|^8.0",
+ "laravel/nova": "^4.0"
},
} |
So I had a nova 4 requirement on require-dev as the Nova documentation indicates. Once I submitted the package it did not tag it as Nova4 support and after seeing this issue I bumped the patch version and switched the requirements but it still has not tagged it as Nova4. I would recommend looking at the dev-requirements as well. As well as on package version change trigger the support tag check once again. |
Hm… This doesn't to be the case. I have the following in my composer.json
But it doesn't get the badge. Is there anything I could do? |
Same here, just submitted (and then re-submitted to be sure) my new package, it has the laravel/nova requirement in composer.json, but no Nova 4 support tag is shown on the site. Link to the relevant composer.json: |
I have to update here. I did nothing but now the badge is there. It probably needs some time to process this? It's odd, but my package is listed as Nova 4 package now. |
It will take until the next time the package is fetched from packagist i believe |
Yep, happened to me too, the Nova 4 support tag was added overnight 👍 |
Hello,
How can I highlight my packages for Nova 4?
regards
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