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@jsirish jsirish commented Nov 17, 2025

Follow-up to PR #50 to ensure SS6 consistency across all Dynamic modules.

Changes

  • Updated PHP requirement to ^8.1 (standard for all SS6 modules for maximum compatibility)
  • Updated silverstripe/blog to ^5.1 (consistent with main installer)
  • Use stable silverstripe/widgets ^3.0 instead of fork
  • Added branch-alias to dev-master

Notes

This aligns with the SS6 upgrade patterns established in other Dynamic modules and ensures consistency across the codebase.

- Update PHP requirement to ^8.1 (standard for SS6 modules)
- Update silverstripe/blog to ^5.1 (consistent with main installer)
- Use stable silverstripe/widgets ^3.0 instead of fork
- Add branch-alias to dev-master
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Pull Request Overview

This PR ensures consistency with SilverStripe 6 standards across Dynamic modules by aligning dependency versions and PHP requirements. It follows established SS6 upgrade patterns from other Dynamic modules to maintain ecosystem-wide compatibility.

Key changes:

  • Relaxed PHP requirement from ^8.3 to ^8.1 for broader compatibility
  • Updated silverstripe/blog to ^5.1 and silverstripe/widgets to stable ^3.0
  • Removed custom Git repository in favor of stable package releases
  • Added branch-alias configuration for proper version management

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@jsirish jsirish merged commit 9c8b02d into master Nov 17, 2025
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