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You might not notice it because composer installs older version of code-quality if requirements are met.
I checked that on my system I have iconv.so but it's just not loaded.
One way to overcome this is enable it on shell:
php -d extension=iconv.so /bin/composer require wunderio/code-quality:1.0.5 --dev
Not ideal but could we use this info somehow to automate this?
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A little bit smarter would be to detect the location of composer. So rewriting the original command we have in readme from
composer require wunderio/code-quality --dev
to
php -d extension=iconv.so $(which composer) require wunderio/code-quality --dev
Would at least try to load the extension. If it's not there, it will give warning but continues so no harm done.
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You might not notice it because composer installs older version of code-quality if requirements are met.
I checked that on my system I have iconv.so but it's just not loaded.
One way to overcome this is enable it on shell:
Not ideal but could we use this info somehow to automate this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: