Bash: Add PHP dependency manager composer as a command
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Thank you for contributing @Ayesh! |
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Thank you @RunDevelopment. I'm sorry I forgot to update the tests. |
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Awesome, this is merged, thank you 🙏. |
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This adds PHP's dependency manager `composer` to the list of commands.
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Hi there,
composeris PHP's dependency manager, and I would like to propose that we add it as a command to bash language support. I see thatnpmis already in the list, which has equal grounds ascomposer.Thank you.