Setup and working with Platform Versions
On technical level, the Platform Version comes as a composer dependency and can be added to the projects composer.json
.
Setup Platform Version
Setup with existing project
Use following steps to setup Pimcore Platform Version in an existing project:
- Add Pimcore enterprise repository to project and setup authentication token (if not already done).
- Install platform version via
composer require pimcore/platform-version
and follow steps described below to install further Pimcore modules.
Setup with new project
Use following steps to setup Pimcore Platform Version for a new project:
- Get skeleton via
composer create-project pimcore/skeleton my-project
. - Rename
composer.enterprise.json
tocomposer.json
(overwrite existing). - Add your enterprise token to composer with
composer config --global --auth http-basic.enterprise.repo.pimcore.com token <YOUR_TOKEN>
(if not already done). - Run
composer update
to install necessary additional requirements for Pimcore Platform Version and follow steps described below to install further Pimcore modules.
Working with Platform Version
Once Pimcore Platform Version is set up, you can add included Pimcore modules with the matching version and update Pimcore modules installed in the project.
Install tracked Pimcore modules
Use following command to install additional Pimcore modules to the project: composer require pimcore/<MODULE>
.
Eventually adding
:*
as version contraint helps if composer doesn't find a matching version of the module.
Update Pimcore modules
Update Pimcore modules to new bugfix versions
Bugfix versions of Pimcore modules can be installed within a Platform Version via composer defaults.
composer update
will install most up-to-date bugfix versions of all tracked Pimcore modules.
Update to new Platform Version
To update to a new Pimcore Platform version, use the command composer update pimcore/platform-version:2023.1
.
Eventually adding
pimcore/*
is necessary for composer to resolve pimcore repository versions properly.