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Why php-feed-writer is a "project" composer type #5
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FYI @lukaswhite, I created a PR to do so. #6 |
Let me know when you can check out the PR, @lukaswhite 😃 |
👋 @lukaswhite 🙂 |
Is this project still maintained? I was looking at it as something I might be able to use |
@sudofox Well, it doesn't look to be maintained anymore... as my PR and this issue didn't get any replies from its author @lukaswhite, and the last update was made two years ago. |
@sudofox You could still create a fork from this one though, and build from there... |
Yes, it's still maintained. I hadn't seen this issue, it's been a tumultuous couple of years. I've been using it for a while with no problems, so there hasn't seemed much need to do anything on it - though a PHP8.1 version might be a good idea. @pH-7 I'll get that PR merged this week. |
@lukaswhite I was just checking -- been thinking about adding RSS/Atom feed functionality to a small website of mine. |
Hello Lukas!
I believe this library should be a "library" type in your composer.json file, and not a "project type. Because of this wrong type, I get the following error on composer v2 since it is not a library.
Finally, on packages.org, it shows
composer create-project
as you mentioned"type": "project"
in your composer.json file.As soon as you change from
"type": "project",
to"type": "library",
, packages.org will displaycomposer require
on your library packagist page.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: