Sort composer packages #97
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If you wanna keep your composer dependencies alphabetically sorted, add the composer dependencies in the following way: php composer.phar require vendor/package --sort-packages
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| "Read more about it at https://getcomposer.org/doc/01-basic-usage.md#composer-lock-the-lock-file", | |||
| "This file is @generated automatically" | |||
| ], | |||
| "hash": "ebe771ebefde29ab37094e27b1a8383d", | |||
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this shouldn't change, or @amansilla ?
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@slde-flash I guess yes, since the hash property hashes the full composer.json file and it has changed.
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@slde-flash After a bit of research, I definitely can say the composer.lock is right to be changed, since as previously said that hash attribute is the hash of the full composer.json, so any change in the composer.json file should be followed by changes in the composer.lock. That's something we missed for example in #95. If there is no new package added to the require or require-dev which would force an update of the composer.lock, then it would be necessary to update the composer.lock file executing composer update --lock in order to update the composer.lock.
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thanks for clarification :)
Just alphabetically sort the composer packages to keep it more readable.