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Composer is not an option for me. Can I still use Smarty 4? If so, how? |
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lkppo
Dec 5, 2023
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Hello, Use composer to download packaged sources as a independent dependencies, and keep a copy of those sources in your source repository. This way you can decouple the update from each dependency and lock the versions separately. The downside is that you have to keep a list of dependencies and their version by hand, and the code will be bigger. I do this for many projects without any inconvenience. Regards, |
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Hello,
Use composer to download packaged sources as a independent dependencies, and keep a copy of those sources in your source repository.
This way you can decouple the update from each dependency and lock the versions separately.
The downside is that you have to keep a list of dependencies and their version by hand, and the code will be bigger. I do this for many projects without any inconvenience.
Regards,