Update to even newer OMF plugin structure #3
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| else if test -n "$COMPOSER_BIN" | ||
| eval "$COMPOSER_BIN" $argv; | ||
| else | ||
| echo "Please install composer.phar to your PATH. Or use \"composer_install\" to install Composer to current directory." |
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Now it's composer.install, but I think we should leave it named composer_install.
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Okieday then. Will fix.
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Squashed the commits. Ping @derekstavis |
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A big 👍 |
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Thanks @CoderStephen ! |
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Update to even newer OMF plugin structure
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Updates the package to the even newer OMF plugin structure, utilizing function autoloading for startup speed.
Also now uses the core
availableutility to check for existing Composer commands, which also fixes junk output when it does not exist.