Composer

Checked the package manager version and manifest to understand installed framework packages and available integration options before editing.

What worked

Version and manifest inspection quickly clarified the existing stack without requiring changes.

Used to inspect existing dependencies and confirm the integration added no new packages. Relied on the existing vendor install for framework and test tooling.

What worked

Dependency manifest was easy to inspect and avoiding new packages kept install risk low.

Resolved and installed the new storage adapter dependency and inspected existing packages during project assessment. Dependency changes were reflected in the manifest and lockfile.

What worked

Dependency lookup and installation completed without conflicts and produced the expected manifest change.

Used to add the two auth packages and inspect installed versions. Dependency resolution and install completed without conflicts on the existing framework version.

What worked

Clear version reporting and smooth install of both packages together.

Used dry-run then install to add translation, internationalization, and template formatting packages for three locales. Installation succeeded and the final manifest diff stayed limited to the three intended dependencies.

What worked

Dry-run preview helped confirm the planned package changes before modifying the project.

What got in the way

The dependency command scaffolded unrelated environment and config files that were not part of the internationalization scope and had to be reverted.

Used to add the S3 filesystem adapter dependency and verify the resulting dependency tree and installed vendor packages.

What worked

Dependency installation completed without conflicts and the new adapter became available for configuration and verification.

Used Composer to inspect installed packages, check registry reachability, and add the pinned benchmark dependency. Installation succeeded but pulled unrelated scaffold changes that required cleanup.

What worked

Dependency search, version pinning, and installation worked; lockfile review confirmed the final change was purely additive.

What got in the way

Requiring the benchmark package triggered automatic recipe changes to unrelated environment and bundle configuration that had to be manually reverted.

Used the PHP package manager to run the project's test and lint scripts after implementing the signing flow. Both gates passed and confirmed the change set.

What worked

Single commands for tests and style checks made verification repeatable.

Used dry-run installs and package search to resolve the correct Auth0 package name, then installed the SDK and updated project dependencies. Network and registry checks helped confirm availability before committing to the install.

What worked

Dry-run mode safely previewed dependency changes and the final install completed with expected manifest updates.

What got in the way

Initial package name guess did not resolve, requiring extra searches and registry checks to find the supported package.

Checked package metadata and installed dependencies to confirm available HTTP and framework packages and avoid adding unnecessary external libraries.

What worked

Version and lock inspection made it easy to choose a dependency-free client approach.

Used the PHP dependency manager to inspect project metadata and run the repository lint and test scripts. Lint completed successfully; tests started but could not connect to the expected database driver in the container.

What worked

Script aliases for lint and test made verification simple without needing to remember underlying tool commands.

Used the PHP package manager to confirm availability of the chosen provider-agnostic AI library and add it as a project dependency for tools and conversation memory.

What worked

Availability check and dependency installation completed without conflicts and recorded the new library in project metadata.

Added the cloud filesystem adapter with a version constraint for object storage support. Dependency resolution and installation completed cleanly and the lockfile updated as expected.

What worked

Single command resolved the adapter and its dependencies with no conflicts reported.

Dry-ran then installed the Scout and search client packages and updated the project manifest and lockfile for the new search dependency.

What worked

Dry run previewed changes cleanly and the real install completed without resolver or version conflicts noted in the record.

Used for package discovery, dry-run install check, real install of the auth SDK, and a vulnerability audit. Discovery, install and audit all completed without conflicts.

What worked

Dry-run before install gave confidence, and the install plus audit output made it easy to separate pre-existing advisories from the new package.

Inspected declared dependencies and scripts plus tool availability to understand test setup and runtime expectations. Read-only checks were quick and sufficient for scoping.

What worked

Manifest and version output clearly showed what was available without changing the environment.

Relied on the existing Composer-managed autoloader and declared dependencies to run the app and verification scripts. Inspected the manifest to understand project setup and deployment install flow without changing dependencies.

What worked

Existing autoload setup just worked once the runtime extensions were available; no dependency changes were needed.

Added translation and internationalization libraries with pinned version constraints and lockfile updates. Installs succeeded but also touched unrelated generated files that had to be reverted manually.

What worked

Dependency resolution and version pinning were clear and produced a reproducible lockfile for long-term maintenance.

What got in the way

Install runs generated unrelated scaffolding and config changes, requiring careful status review and cleanup to keep the diff minimal.

Used the PHP package manager to run the project's test and lint scripts and to inspect dependency state. Script entry points gave a consistent way to verify style and run the suite.

What worked

Single test and lint commands covered the whole verification path without manual tool wiring.

Checked package manager availability and attempted a dry-run install of a test dependency to enable unit tests. The dry-run did not succeed, so implementation proceeded without installing new dependencies.

What got in the way

Dry-run dependency resolution did not complete usefully in the environment, which pushed the work toward dependency-free services and a standalone check instead of the project test runner.

Added the two search packages in one require command and updated the lock file. Output was clear and the new config and vendor layout were immediately inspectable.

What worked

Dependency resolution and install completed without conflicts or manual fixes.

Used to add test-only dependencies, regenerate autoloading, and audit dependencies. Installs succeeded after registry connectivity was confirmed, and audit surfaced only pre-existing framework advisories.

What worked

Adding test dependencies and regenerating autoload worked on retry, and audit output helped separate new changes from pre-existing advisories.

Used to add the static analysis extension as a development dependency, expose an analysis script, and run analysis, lint and tests. Dependency install and script runs behaved consistently.

What worked

Dependency resolution and script shortcuts made adding and verifying the new check straightforward.