Re: [RFC] [Discussion] UUID

Am 24.05.2017 um 18:30 schrieb Remi Collet:

Le 24/05/2017 à 17:21, lists@rhsoft.net a écrit :

frankly get out of my sight with composer i maintain the whole webstacke for many years at my own (rpm packages) and so the Fedora repos have excluded anything relevant to PHP - trying to build composer by just download the src.rpm ends in a ton of build dependencies, bootsrap stuff because of cyclic dependencies, frameworks nobody needs and wants in environments where 3rd party code is discouraged because it becomes a problem sooner or later in case of upgrades and so composer is just a red flag for me until a PHP build spits out a /usr/bin/composer binary which is self contained

I definitively don't understand your point.

why?

If you want composer, you will ALWAYS need Symfony (and some other pieces). Composer is symfony app.

and here the problem starts i DO NOT want Symfony because i don't have a need for any 3rd party software just because i don't have "fire and forget" projects - i have *one* project for a lifetime which covers all * frameworks * abstraction layers * on top a CMS * on top of the CMS customer sites * on top of the CMS admin backaneds for dns/epp/httpd/mail... * and since the framework as well as the CMS support CLI mode a ton of automation for maintain services, cms-tasks, cleanups and all needed admin staff for the whole infrastructure from the moment on a introdcue 3rd party frameworks i am no longer free to build PHP as i like it and the version i want stripped down to a minimum and only enable and compile needed extensions, package everything as loadable extensions and manage the whole stuff with rpm-meta-packages the only acceptable things here are PHAR files like phpdoc [harry@srv-rhsoft:~]$ php -n -m [PHP Modules] Core date filter libxml pcre Reflection SPL standard and frankly i would love to anyhting above and *especially* standard as loadable extensions instead have it in /usr/bin/php *and* /usr/lib64/httpd/modules/libphp7.so compiled beause, well, we run also native system services written in PHP which could have a smaller footprint if ou need some ideas for teh Fedora "rpm.spec" take a look at the attachment :-)

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