Don't ignore ref changes in packages with dev-branch versions #9
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Hey 🙂
we've noticed that commit changes don't show up in composer diff. If someone stays on the same branch version, but updates the package, it won't show up in diff. I think it's worth showing all differences, so I propose a simple change to show it.
Method
getPrettyVersionI've used seems to be added quite early to composer, before stable 1.0, so it should be fine? composer/composer@99dab8aBefore:
After:
Also, I've updated the test composer.jsons to have
roave/security-advisory, since that's the package I've happened to notice that with. I guess it's a good example, because it doesn't have any versions, yet is quite popular: https://packagist.org/packages/roave/security-advisories . I've run:Thanks!