Lock minimum dependencies and work around circular dependency for tests#71
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We currently have a cyclic dependency between react/socket and react/dns which causes the test setup to fail or pick outdated versions otherwise.
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Sorry, accidentally hit submit while typing, post updated :-) |
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It happens no problem 👍 |
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The react/dns package currently has a dependency on react/socket and thus has no way of knowing which version of said package is compatible with this root package version. Here's a dependency graph that shows this cyclic dependency (generated via https://github.com/clue/graph-composer):
The dependency graph highlights how Composer picks an older version of react/socket by default which does not have this dependency. Once you actively pass the root package version, Composer will actually pick the "right" version:
Note that this only affects this package when it's installed as the root package (for testing and development). Everything works without this when it's used as a normal dependency.
Refs reactphp/socket#54
Builds on top of #70.