fix: use ^8.3 PHP constraint instead of upper-bounded range#36
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fix: use ^8.3 PHP constraint instead of upper-bounded range#36magicsunday merged 1 commit intomagicsunday:masterfrom
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Thanks for the contribution! The upper-bounded PHP constraint was indeed unnecessary. Merged. |
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Summary
>=8.3.0 <8.6.0to^8.3(equivalent to>=8.3.0 <9.0.0)Context
PHP 8.5 is GA and downstream packages (e.g.
netresearch/sdk-api-universal-messenger) cannot resolve dependencies when running on PHP 8.5 because transitive dependencies block it.Using
^8.3instead of an upper-bounded range avoids this issue for all future PHP 8.x releases. There is no technical reason to restrict the upper bound within the 8.x series.