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I am building a new app in Symfony 2.1. I am using a lot of bundles pulled in using composer. A lot of these bundles have problems with this latest version of Symfony and I am having to go into the /vendor folder to identify the issues.
This means that I am changing the vendor files directly - purely for testing purposes. (When we have fixed a bundle we branch and submit appropriate pull request).
What I want to know is if there is some command like composer.phar revert which would undo any changes made to the vendor folder (like a git checkout). At the moment if I run a composer update or installit does not do this.
Thanks
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Update and Revert Version To update the composer to the latest version, simply run the "self-update" command, and to revert back to the previous version do pass in the --rollback.
After performing any self-update , you can specify --rollback to go back to the previously installed version. Just want to add, if get permission error like me, then add "sudo" to run the cmd. Additional info: If you're inside of a version, you can change by using de specific version number.
composer install, if you have kept your composer.lock file, will revert all your vendors to the previously installed state.
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If you used composer update your composer.lock has changed to. So I make a little trick. Revert composer.lock by git and then run composer install. It'll remove newest packages and download the previous.
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