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[RuntimeException] on composer update #193
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Could you check the exact version that composer checked out for you? |
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I can't reproduce this. Could you remove your vendor folder and re-install? |
After vendor removal I'm still having this problem. This is mine composer required packages:
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Could you please your complete composer.json, or better yet set-up a fork of the standard edition where I can see the bug. Currently, I'm getting this error when trying to install your deps:
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Hi same problem here, after update [RuntimeException] |
Is there a way to downgrade my version ? |
You can change your composer.json to require the |
Ok thanks. Will try that. |
I got the issue :D It's because PHP 5.3.6 and his bug: http://grokbase.com/t/php/php-bugs/11431b4bxc/php-bug-bug-54457-new-is-subclass-of-inconsistent-result-when-used-with-interfaces similiar issue here: So you need to set required php version > 5.3.6 Or we can replace the |
Opened a Pull Request |
Code is waiting for merge. All because of that Ubuntu 12.04 got PHP 5.3.6 as a default package. |
Closing this in favor of the PR. |
Seeing this issue on Debian with php 5.4.4 |
Sorry, maybe not. |
Hi!
After your last commit mine project is throwing
[RuntimeException] The service "jms_serializer.doctrine_proxy_subscriber" (class: JMS\SerializerBundle\Serializer\EventDispatcher\Subscriber\DoctrineProxySubscriber) does not implement the EventSubscriberInterface.
When i just do the composer update. Symfony2 cache can't warmup also. I pulling code from dev-master.
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