Pull your github changes

Pirat

luceos What am I doing wrong?

"myrepository/lang-english": "^0.1.0",
or
"myrepository/flarum-ext-english": "^0.1.0",

Problem 1
- The requested package myrepository/lang-english could not be found in any version, there may be a typo in the package name.

Potential causes:

A typo in the package name
The package is not available in a stable-enough version according to your minimum-stability setting
see <https://getcomposer.org/doc/04-schema.md#minimum-stability> for more details.
It's a private package and you forgot to add a custom repository to find it

Read <https://getcomposer.org/doc/articles/troubleshooting.md> for further common problems.

OrdinaryJellyfish

Pirat that is because you have not configured a repository for it. For that, you need to add it:

"respositories": [
  {
    "type": "vcs",
    "url": "https://github.com/my/repo"
  }
]

Then make sure the package you require is the same name as the composer.json in the repo and you are specifying dev-master for the version.

Edit: if it is in Packagist, have your changes been pulled by them and are you specifying the correct version?

luceos

What is myrepository? I don't know what you are trying to achieve, maybe explain that first so we can point you in the right way 😉

OrdinaryJellyfish

luceos I think the person is saying that he wants to pull changes directly from the GitHub master branch to composer.

Pirat

luceos this is my type repository
http://github.com/myrepository/lang-english

I added my package here and I did it.
https://packagist.org/

But for some reason the code was not updated by me when I wrote

composer update

Very strange

Pirat

OrdinaryJellyfish I did not quite understand, I have already added a repository and I want to update it now
I am in the root file /lang-english/blob/master/locale/core.yml change the text

reply: Reply
-------- ↓--------
reply: Message

now I want to restore it through the repository updates

composer update

does not update the code for some reason 🙁

Although everything is written in the console perfectly

Loading composer repositories with package information
Updating dependencies (including require-dev)
Nothing to install or update
Package http-interop/http-middleware is abandoned, you should avoid using it. Use http-interop/http-server-middleware instead.
Generating autoload files

OrdinaryJellyfish

Pirat If you're trying to pull it from Packagist, you need to either set up a webhook to automatically update the package, or manually pull the changes from the package page in Packagist (I think it's a blue button labeled "Update").

Sometimes composer doesn't pull updates from dev-master with Packagist, that's where I would recommend setting up a repository in your flarum instance's composer.json.

Pirat

OrdinaryJellyfish It worked now, but he did a unique thing. 🤣
He created a folder with the name of my repository and put everything there
But the core does not understand the location of the position of the new path and collapsed

What I got now,
instead:
vendor\flarum\flarum-ext-english
-------- ↓--------
vendor\myrepository\lang-english

OrdinaryJellyfish

Pirat Yeah... for it to work, it must be installed by composer, as it keeps a list of installed packages inside vendor, which I believe is what Flarum uses to see available extensions for use.

Pirat

OrdinaryJellyfish There are solutions how to order to change the repository path?

OrdinaryJellyfish

Pirat Like I said in one of the previous posts, inside your Flarum instance's composer.json, add this somewhere (make sure the resulting JSON is valid!):

"respositories": [
  {
    "type": "vcs",
    "url": "https://github.com/my/repo"
  }
]

Then find the package name inside your GitHub repository's composer.json, and run composer require package/name @dev.

Pirat

OrdinaryJellyfish i have already done it
I get repositories through composer

OrdinaryJellyfish

Pirat composer does not always pull changes from Packagist if the version is something like dev-master. You'd need to add the repository, or completely remove the package from your Flarum instance, clear the composer cache, and then reinstall it (that's the only way it ever worked for me).

Pirat

OrdinaryJellyfish I have a completely different problem. 😀
I explain as simply as possible
The composer runs and pulls my thread
The fact is that the name of my repository is different from the original
Now I need to force the composer to change the name of the repository after downloading

luceos

Can you please explain what your end goal is with this? A new extension popped up (https://github.com/carbeeapp/lang-english) which is a fork of the English language. Perhaps what you want to achieve can be done differently, eg with flagrow/linguist 😉

Also the name of the extension and package is derived from the information in the composer.json of your package.

Pirat

luceos I wrote above that I want to get
I'm going to change the kernel directly, as well as plugins and all repositories 🙂
After the change, I will pull updates from the original, if it conflicts, I can change the code before adding to the repository

Pirat

luceos Where is the extension path in the database recorded?

Found 😀
settings -> extensions_enabled

"flarum-english"

Pirat

That's what I see instead of text.
core.forum.discussion_controls.reply_button