This is still not installing Symfony 8. I fear that without Flex enforcing it, Composer prefers the stable version.

Seeing https://github.com/phpbench/phpbench/actions/runs/19114176412/job/54631434251, I'm not sure to understand why it does not install Symfony 8 beta packages:

• PHP 8.4 is used
• the minimum-stability is configured to beta

However, running composer require symfony/console ^8.0.0-BETA1 -W correctly install Symfony 8 beta packages.

Because you're forcing Composer's SAT solver to use the beta; it seems that, if it's left with the choice, it prefers the stable tag.

We need Flex and its forced requirement.

Added Flex and updated the pinned version of shivammathur/setup-php.
We now requires phpbench/container#12 to be merged/released.

container 2.2.3 was tagged.

still seems odd that Symfny seems to require a special tool to install it, given a choice I'd rather just composer require symfony/console $symfonyVersion in the pipeline. But it's fine to leave it as it is.

container 2.2.3 was tagged.

Can you please restart the CI?

still seems odd that Symfny seems to require a special tool to install it, given a choice I'd rather just composer require symfony/console $symfonyVersion in the pipeline. But it's fine to leave it as it is.

Flex does a lot more than that, because it locks down all Symfony components, so it influences indirect dependencies too. In the past I had issues without that because it can mix different major versions, leading to strange bugs in CI.

ok, looks like we've uncovered actual incompatibilit(y|ies) now

Application::add($command) is easily replaced with Application::addCommands([$command]) (notice the 1-element array). addCommands is available since ages and still available in 8, I did this same fix multiple times yesterday.

Aaaand it's all green now, PHPBench can now fully run on Symfony 8 :)

PS: I really like the bin/phpbench cats --profile=examples command 😻

awesome, thanks for this, will tag later today or tomorrow

Perfect, thanks :)

great job guys, thank you!