Symfony Flex: What does symfony.lock file do?
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It is the proper lock file for Symfony recipes instead of trying to guess via the state of composer.lock
Flex keeps tracks of the recipes it installed in the
symfony.lock
file, which must be committed to your code repository (CVS). https://symfony.com/doc/3.4/setup/flex#how-does-flex-work
It was introduced since Flex 1.0.34
version, originally to solve bugs like this: "Configuring recipes executed twice".
Author by
Chrisissorry
Updated on June 03, 2022Comments
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Chrisissorry almost 2 years
After installing
symfony/serializer
I recognized that mysymfony.lock
file got changed:diff --git a/symfony.lock b/symfony.lock index ba6e23f..bfc391e 100644 --- a/symfony.lock +++ b/symfony.lock @@ -301,5 +301,8 @@ }, "symfony/asset": { "version": "v3.3.10" + }, + "symfony/serializer": { + "version": "v3.3.13" } }
From what I understand, it was introduced with Symfony Flex, but how does it differ from
composer.lock
and why is it needed on top of that? -
waghanza over 5 yearsthanks for this clear answer. does it mean that
symfony.lock
could be removed fromvcs
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yceruto over 5 years@waghanza I just updated the answer to be more explicit about this, the
symfony.lock
file must be committed into your CVS repository. Thanks! -
gview over 5 yearsNo, the composer.lock is used for keeping track of the resolution of dependencies in the composer.json. The Symfony recipes are something separate and not mutually exclusive.
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yceruto almost 3 years@gview the question/answer is not about composer.lock, but symfony.lock file when Symfony Flex is used.
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gview almost 3 years@yceruto: my comment was an answer to the question from waghanza.