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Fixed "next significant release" tilde operator use #22

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Fixed "next significant release" tilde operator use #22

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michaelmoussa
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The current use of ~x.y.z notation in composer.json makes it impossible, for example, to use a version of Monolog greater than 1.3.x. Using ~x.y instead would allow library users to use newer versions of these dependencies while still requiring that the minimum to be required.

This was working the way I suggest until this commit, which introduced more strictness.

Reference: Composer documentation for next significant release

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Hi thanks for the report. I'm ok for allowing less strict versions for monolog. However currently I'm not ok for allowing less strictness for the symfony components. I'm aware of some warnings that can occur, for the yaml component for e.g. .

We can for the sf components discuss it when I have reviewed all the components in the 2.7-dev version ?

If you can modify for now only the monolog dep, I'm ok to merge it

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After some checks. It's ok :)

ikwattro added a commit that referenced this pull request Dec 11, 2014
Fixed "next significant release" tilde operator use
@ikwattro ikwattro merged commit 7c7718f into neoxygen:master Dec 11, 2014
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Tagged 2.0.4

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hooray! Thanks

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