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fix Doctrine bridge version detection #918

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@xabbuh xabbuh commented Feb 4, 2019

Since we cannot use feature changes to detect which version of the
Doctrine bridge is installed I suggest that we parse the changelog and
check if entries for 4.2 are present.

Since we cannot use feature changes to detect which version of the
Doctrine bridge is installed I suggest that we parse the changelog and
check if entries for 4.2 are present.
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alcaeus commented Feb 4, 2019

This certainly gets you points for creativity, but I wonder if it's more sensible to just install ocramius/package-versions?

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xabbuh commented Feb 4, 2019

@alcaeus We still support PHP 5 in this branch, but ocramius/package-versions requires PHP 7.

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Ok if we really have no other solution 👍
But I think we might, see #884 (comment)

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alcaeus commented Feb 5, 2019

@xabbuh ah, that's correct - we can't use that then 😞

Closing this one in favour of #917 as it uses code to detect the version instead of checking the changelog. Again, points for creativity here 😉

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