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No, sorry, no idea.
Closing as this seems to not be an issues caused by this package.
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You're completely right @oliverklee. I was fairly new to devops when I did that :)
Thanks a lot for your time, sorry to have created an issue for the wrong reasons. Hopefully it will help someone through Google searches :)
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This works for me. Could you please try with these steps, @Hugo-Trial?
mkdir css-parser-test
cd css-parser-test
composer req sabberworm/php-css-parser:8.4.0
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I'm using Composer 2.4.4 and Git 2.34.1 on Ubuntu 22.04.
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Yes it works when I do so, thank you @oliverklee. It's probably a User access issue...
I've uploaded from another server the content of the /vendor folder and now I'm trying to update it using composer update.
I gave the /vendor folder ownership to the User running the composer update command, but it seems that it didn't solve the issue. Any idea on how to fix that?
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Usually, I recommend to not mix being the upload target for vendor/
and composer update
: Either the machine should get the full folder vendor/
folder deployed (and does not change it after that), or all the composer install
and composer update
run on that machine.
In your case, probably deleting vendor
and then running a composer install
to install what is configured to be installed via composer.lock
should work. And if composer install
works, composer update
most probably will so, too.
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