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I'll just mention the http://wecodemore.github.io/wpstarter/ stack as a nice compromise between the default arrangement and Bedrock. Having VersionPress support this established setup would be cool :-) |
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JanVoracek commentedMay 5, 2016
Compatibility with Composer is quite important for VersionPress. We use it to declare and install the dependencies since we decided to drop the compatibility with PHP 5.2. Now it's time to move forward and utilize Composer even more.
VersionPress should support plugins, themes or even WordPress installed via Composer. This includes :
Generally, VersionPress will work with
composer.json
andcomposer.lock
and run according Composer commands. Also,composer require
,composer update
etc. could run some WP-CLI command to commit the changes.I've created a Composer-based WordPress stack (codename Pedestal) inspired by Bedrock. We can utilize it to test the workflows with Composer.