Fix dbal 4 conflict #2596
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Fix dbal 4 conflict #2596
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🤷 I'll need to add rules for Laravel 9 to continue using dbal 3. On that later today and will release 3.3.1 right after. |
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Allow dbal 4 to be installed to prevent conflicts when installing Twill. FWIW, deleting the
composer.lockfile before installing Twill doesn't currently produce any conflict, but we of course want a clean install in any Laravel app, so we're adding dbal 4.0 even though we don't need it anymore in Twill due to Laravel itself not needing it anymore since Laravel 11. It would be a breaking change to drop it for now, so we'll do that in Twill 4.Fixes #2594