Hi Thorsen, Le 19/11/2019 à 15:55, Thorsten Glaser a écrit :
> Please fix this issue some time soon. It causes problems with
> each new upgrade of things like Symfony because the other packages
> have debian/patches/ like this one…
I believe the patch is wrong. Why patch at all?
> $ cat debian/patches/pkg-php-tools-deficiency-workaround.diff
> # DP: or’d dependencies are not supported (#765899)
> # DP: choose the branch currently shipped in Debian
>
> --- a/composer.json
> +++ b/composer.json
> @@ -22,7 +22,7 @@
> ],
> "require": {
> "php": ">=5.3.9",
> - "symfony/translation": "~2.6 || ~3.0 || ~4.0"
> + "symfony/translation": "~3.0"
A proper way to actually express the current dependency wound be :
+ "symfony/translation": "<5"
And, eventually, also
+ "symfony/translation": "> 2.6"
Since Stretch shipped with 2.8, the latter is probably overkill. Since I
expect bullseye to ship with 4.4 [1], even the former is probably
overkill for your needs. So just leaving things as they are will do the
right thing here: no versioned dependency at all.
[1] I don’t believe symfony will be upgraded to 5 in bullseye (according
to the current [roadmap], I believe the next 5.4 LTS release will happen
by the end of 2022, and I expect the freeze to happen sooner.
roadmap: https://symfony.com/releases
Regards
David
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