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Can mglaman/drupal-check be excluded from install? #3765
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BLT 10.2 has no dependency on sensiolabs-de/deprecation-detector that I'm aware of. Why do you think such a dependency exists? Assuming I'm mistaken, what is the conflicting package? |
My mistake, I meant This is the mess of conflicts I get. I got the same conflicts a while back when I tried to manually add drupal-check to our composer.json:
So one or more of our 60+ other dependencies needs upgrading to make this work. |
If I understand correctly, you want to use Note that php-parser 3.x is extremely old and officially unsupported. Your best course of action would be to urge deprecation-detector to not use unsupported package versions. Follow these issues: qossmic/deprecation-detector#147, qossmic/deprecation-detector#145 The short answer is no, you cannot exclude this dependency from BLT. You might be able to use Composer version aliases to temporarily work around this. |
I cannot install BLT 10.2 due to dependency problems with sensiolabs-de/deprecation-detector
I know that BLT is not the issue - I already tried adding it via composer months ago and ran into the same issues then. I already have a solution for running drupal-check against our custom code using docker.
I am not interested in resolving these dependency issues.
I am interested in installing 10.2 and somehow excluding the deprecation-detector altogether.
What are my options here?
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