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Stop mentioning that flex can install specific symfony version #8886
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I can't reproduce this issues. The following commands worked for me and do what you expect from them: composer create-project symfony/skeleton my-project "3.3.*"
composer create-project symfony/skeleton my-project "3.4.*"
... I propose to close this pull request then, but in #8976 I'm proposing some rewords in this section. Thanks! |
It really doesn't. As you see I specified 3.3 version, but it downloads 3.4+ components
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@ostrolucky you are right! I'm sorry for not having properly reviewed this. I've updated #8976 to just remove this entire section. You can't install specific branch versions with a single command when using Flex, so let's not mention it. The installation of beta and RC versions is covered in other articles, so we're not missing anything by removing this. Thanks! |
…viereguiluz) This PR was squashed before being merged into the 4.0 branch (closes #8976). Discussion ---------- Reworded the setup article about using other versions As explained in #8886: > You can't install specific branch versions with a single command when using Flex, so let's not mention it. The installation of beta and RC versions is covered in other articles, so we're not missing anything by removing this. Thanks! Commits ------- cf97957 Reworded the setup article about using other versions
... it doesn't. Skeleton uses carets for specifying versions