Support alternative versions such as "^2.1 || ^3.0"

[Emiliano Gabrielli]

When a version alternative is specified VE checks against the greater ..

I.e. requiring symfony/debug "^2.1 || ^3.0" leds to have version 2.8.3 being installed when on php 5.4 ..

in this case the version should NOT be marked as outdated, as it is the newer version for the 2.x tree

[Robert Reiz]

I close this because it works like expected. VersionEye does not take into the account the runtime environment, it just informs you about newer versions. But if you want to turn that project dependency into a green line you can mute the newest version of that library in your project. If that's the only out-dated dependency in your project you will even get a green dependency badge if you are using the mute function. Here is a blog post about how you can mute certain versions:

https://blog.versioneye.com/2015/07/22/improved-mute-feature-2/