[horde] Composer realization

[Mike]

To get the one from packagist that doesn't require timeobjects and  
content use this:

composer create-project horde/bundle test-horde6 "*" --stability=rc

This is v1.1.1RC1.

When you use the one below, you get the 1.0.3 version (which requires  
the additional stuff):

composer create-project horde/bundle test-horde6

This is how I realized the problem that I had been running into.  In  
my other example, I did use git.


Quoting Brent <impuser at bitrealm.com>:

> I believe this is because you're using the git repository instead of  
> the composer one. The preferred method is using composer, which does  
> require that horde/content and horde/timeobjects get installed. If  
> you use composer, then the right version of ingo gets installed; at  
> least, it does for me.
>
> brent
>
> Quoting Mike <barjunk at attglobal.net>:
>
>> When installing the recent stable version of Horde 6, I ran into an  
>> issue installing horde/ingo.
>>
>> This is because packagist doesn't consider anything with RC and  
>> other things as "stable", so tries to install the latest stable  
>> which is currently 3.2.16.
>>
>> This produces a dependency error on PHP.
>>
>> This isn't a blocking issue, and can be worked around by using,  
>> --ignore-platform-dep, an explicit version (this seems best) or  
>> changing your minimum-stability RC
>>
>> So even though the latest RC was released a week ago, Packagist.org  
>> won't serve it automatically with minimum-stability stable (this  
>> seems best)
>>
>> Most of you probably already know this, but just thought I'd share.
>>
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