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Thanks, I think this answer explains why you should version composer.lock, and if not, what the consequences are and if you can live with them.
– José Lozano Hernández
Commented Mar 17, 2020 at 13:40
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That only works in case prod and dev are EXACTLY the same environment. If you have PHP 7.4 in prod and 8.0 in dev, it may result in different dependencies sets. If you include your .lock file, then you should also include your vendor directory.
– Carlos Mora
Commented Feb 23, 2022 at 8:23
@CarlosMora why would you work with different php version in dev and prod? This can only lead to unknown/undetected bugs since any test you can perform in the dev environment could fail in prod. As an example, you could write code using specific syntax of php 8 that can not be understand by php 7 and even if all your dev tests pass the prod environment fail.
– dvdpzzt
Commented Jan 19, 2023 at 15:02

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