Please compare:
and note (line 2 below) that both have the user installing "dev-master"
composer self-update composer create-project elgg/starter-project:dev-master ./path/to/project/root cd ./path/to/project/root composer install composer install # 2nd call is currently required vendor/bin/elgg-cli install # follow the questions to provide installation details
My intention was to install 3.3, but I wound up with 4.0.6 (dev-master) .. is it possible to downgrade or do I need to nuke everything and start again?
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You must log in to post replies.Unfortunately, it's not possible to downgrade.
You'll have to start all over again.
ok. thanks.
Rich,
in regards to the docs. Most documentation evolves based on the current development. We don't update the documentation if we don't have to. This means that some parts of the documentation might be outdated today, but was accurate at the time of writing it.
We try to write to documentation so that it has no version restrictions but this will sometimes fail.
The installation documentation is a good example of this.