I have a composer package, now I want to make a version for the package and call it when update composer. like this
composer update 1.0
I have a composer package, now I want to make a version for the package and call it when update composer. like this
composer update 1.0
Assuming you will host that package in a git repository, you can use tags as composer versions. If you create a tag v1.0.0
in your git repository, you can use that one for your composer update command and version definition.
{
"require": {
"your/package": "1.0.0"
}
}
composer update your/package
For further details on that versioning you can refer to the manual over here.
Secondly, you can use git branches for your version management. Basically, its the same schema as when using git tags: a branch name v1.0.0
will be used when executing the update, assuming your composer.json
contains "your/package" : "1.0.0"
.
For further details you can again refer to the manual over here.
If you do not use a git repo but want to create the packages manually, you can use the composer.json
file for versioning. Simply add the version
attribute to the json schema like explained here. Please note, that adding the version manually is not recommended if your VCS allows tagging / branching.