Filament•5mo ago

filament contribution

Based off the guide https://filamentphp.com/docs/3.x/support/contributing I want to install filament locally so I can make a PR for it. However, despite cloning into the root directory of the laravel app and updating composer.json, filament is still installed in vendor

Contributing - Core Concepts - Filament

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MatthewOP•5mo ago

message.txt

LeandroFerreira•5mo ago

I think Composer copies the repository into the vendor folder. If you don’t want this behavior, you could try to create a symlink instead of a copy...

"options": {
  "symlink": true
}

"options": {
  "symlink": true
}

Dennis Koch•5mo ago

Composer still installs to the vendor folder. It should symlink the files from the other folder.

MatthewOP•5mo ago

And where exactly do I add this? in the root json keys? as in, level 1

LeandroFerreira•5mo ago

"repositories": [
{
  "type": "path",
  "url": "filament/packages/*",
  "options": {
      "symlink": true
   }
}]

"repositories": [
{
  "type": "path",
  "url": "filament/packages/*",
  "options": {
      "symlink": true
   }
}]

MatthewOP•5mo ago

message.txt

Lara Zeus•5mo ago

delete the composer lock file AND the vendor folder then run composer update sometimes it's cached

MatthewOP•5mo ago

Nope, even after that and running


Nope, even after that and running

composer clear-cache`, it still didnt work :/

Lara Zeus•5mo ago

whats is in the folder ./filament? sure there is the full packges files?!

MatthewOP•5mo ago

Ah I fixed it. I changed the path of filament, and forgot to add /packages/* 😅 Thanks. Now I will see if changes are reflected Still doesnt work @Lara Zeus. If I delete the repeater view files, I can still see them

MatthewOP•5mo ago

Fixed it by clearing the cache again. Thanks 🙂

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