chore: pin webware-tools to the released 1.0.0-beta.2 - #21
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Moves the dev-dependency off the 0.1.x dev branch now that the tooling has releases. beta.2 carries the mago 1.49.0 bump, so the vendored mago.toml matches the version the CI workflow installs. The caret floor lets beta.3, RC and 1.0.0 satisfy it without a re-pin. Signed-off-by: Joey Smith <jsmith@webinertia.net>
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What
Moves the
webware/webware-toolsdev-dependency off the^0.1.x-devbranch constraint and onto the released line:^1.0.0-beta.2.Why
The tooling now has releases to pin to. A branch constraint resolves to whatever the branch tip happens to be at install time; a version constraint is auditable, reproducible, and Renovate can track it.
1.0.0-beta.2is the first release carrying the mago 1.49.0 bump, so the vendoredmago.tomldeclares the same version the CI workflow installs — the version-drift warning that currently fires on every run goes away.The constraint carries a beta floor, so
beta.3, RC and1.0.0all satisfy it and no re-pin is needed as the cycle advances.Scope
composer.json(one line) plus the regeneratedcomposer.lock. No source, config or workflow changes.