Composer: avoid writing a lock file #44
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Rebased without changes to get the build running (was disabled by GH due too low activity levels in the repo. I've manually re-enabled the workflow now) |
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When working with this repository as a developer, we should be using the latest compatible packages. By writing a lock file for Composer, we may get into a state where we are "stuck" on an older version of a dependency. This change avoids such a situation by telling Composer to not write out a lock file in the project.