[2.x] Add --composer option to the install command #607
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Using this flag will use the local composer.phar binary installed at the base path instead of the global composer binary command. This is useful for systems where composer is not installed globally.
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Why do you not have Composer globally available? |
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@taylorotwell personally, I used to run into permission issues where I was forced to use But I also found it practical to have it included for developers who don't necessarily have it installed. |
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Adds the optional
--composeroption to the install command. This option may receive a path pointing to a specific composer binary. As proposed in PR #588.This is useful for systems where no global composer binary is installed.