Fix file path for composer. Add linden composer repo alias. #5
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bennettgoble
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I ran into issues trying to add a cloudsmith composer package as a required package. At first, I fixed this by copying the auth.json file into the same directory as my projects composer.json file, which changed the failure, but did not fix the issue. I was seeing an error about logging into 'composer.secondlife.io', which was not what I configured as my repository. I copied the dl.cloudsmith.io into a new object and that worked. I then attempted to edit a global auth file using the instructions here
https://getcomposer.org/doc/articles/authentication-for-private-packages.md#http-basicand realized that the correct location for a global auth.json was actually ~/.composer/auth.json, not ~/.config/composer/auth.json. Hopefully I can get farther towards actually using a private composer package with these changes.