composer-require-checker:tldr:b4fc2
composer-require-checker: Analyze a Composer JSON file.
$ composer-require-checker check ${path-to-composer-json}
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This command is used to run the Composer Require Checker tool to check the compatibility of package requirements defined in a composer.json file.
Here's a breakdown of the command:
composer-require-checker: This is the name or path to the Composer Require Checker executable file. It is assumed that this tool is installed and available in the system.check: This is the command or action to be performed by the Composer Require Checker. In this case, it is used to run a compatibility check.${path-to-composer-json}: This is a placeholder that should be replaced with the actual path to the composer.json file that you want to analyze.
When executing this command, the Composer Require Checker tool will read the composer.json file specified by ${path-to-composer-json} and analyze the package requirements defined in it. It will check if the specified packages and their versions are correctly defined and if they have compatible requirements with each other. The tool may report any issues or errors it finds, providing feedback for resolving compatibility problems between required packages.
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