PHP Libraries without a lockfile are not correctly resolved

Issue #250 resolved
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I have 2 projects that are both libraries, as such they don't have a lock file (as it's not used for libs). One depends on the other and they use semantic versioning to refer to each other

so PurpleBooth/twig-htmlstrip depends on PurpleBooth/htmlstrip:^1.0.0 (aka =>1.0.0 and < 2.0.0)

However version eye claims it can't resolve version ^1.0.0 to version 1.0.1 in the PurpleBooth/htmlstrip repository, and claims it's unknown, however this is not the case

https://www.versioneye.com/user/projects/57952479b4e86c004c3338f7?child=summary

Comments (5)

  1. Robert Reiz

    Sorry, but I can't reproduce that. The project seems to be parsed well. See screenshot.

    Screen Shot 2016-07-25 at 13.20.59.png

    VersionEye is taking it's data directly from packagist.org. If you package is published there VersionEye will know about it.

    If this issue still exist for you, feel free to reopen this ticket and please post a screenshot where it shows the dependency as unknown.

  2. Billie Thompson

    Nope, seems resolved. I guess it just took longer than I thought it would.

    Thanks for investigating anyway!

  3. Robert Reiz

    @purplebooth Yeah. The whole parsing thing happens async and is done by RabbitMQ workers which can even be on a different machine. Sometimes it helps just to refresh the view.

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