Fix tightenco/collect composer version

[monro93]

Hi,
Related with this issue of tightenco/collect, the version 5.7.1 is throwing a warning and crashing in some circustances (running test for instance), to fix that we just have to fix the version to 5.6. I hope that you can merge this PR.

Thanks and Regards.

[mattstauffer]

For more info, collect 5.7.1 has a bug. It’s fixed in 5.7.2 but that version introduces a dependency of the Symfony Var Dumper @4.1.

If your app or package can’t support 4.1 var dumper, the best option is require Collect less than 5.7.0.

One option would be for individuals in this circumstance to manually require collect at a fixed 5.6.* version into their app, would would make Dropbox sdk just use that version. So hopefully we can find a solution that actually doesn’t require packages like this one to change their constraints.

I’m open to any other ideas or suggestions as well.

[hyncica]

This package doesn't require symfony/var-dumper and it can be installed with Collect 5.7.2. So i don't think that it's good idea to restrict Collect's require to version 5.6.*. The version limitation from monro93's issue is probably caused by some other package.

[monro93]

Yes, you are right, it's another package but it's symfony/symfony 3.4, it's true that is not the last version of symfony but there is support for it until 2020. If there is not another option I will fix the version to 5.6.* in the composer of all my applications that use your library but I think that is not a very nice solution.

Thanks

[hyncica]

I'm not an author of this package.

IMHO If you are using symfony 3.4 then you should limit version of Collect in your applications. It's still better solution than forcing your limitations for everyone using this package.

[mattstauffer]

I've just pushed out a release of Collect (5.7.3) that should solve this issue; it allows for folks using Var-dumper back to 3.4 to use the up-to-date versions of Collect.

[monro93]

Perfect, thanks @mattstauffer we can close this :)