🔧 Sort composer.json packages alphabetically#814
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Summary
sort-packagesin Composer configrequireContext
As suggested in #764 (comment), adding back
sort-packages: truereduces git conflicts by keeping a consistent ordering.This was originally removed due to concerns raised in #479 about merge conflicts when using Bedrock as an upstream repo. The main downside is transition churn: Bedrock-as-upstream projects with custom package ordering may need a one-time conflict resolution when this lands. After that, consistent sorting should make future diffs cleaner.
Also worth noting that major PHP app skeletons/starter projects do this. Examples: