What is the most effective and efficient method to undo the package I just installed and published with composer??
like
composer require some-bundle/for-laravel and PHP artisan vendor:publish
it's very very uncomfortable for backing up a project every day before installing the bundle, and deleting a whole project if we found out this bundle doesn't suit me.
can we also undo this with artisan? or composer?
@obink go to the composer.json file and find the line some-bundle/for-laravel.
Then delete the line, and save the file.
Finally, run composer update in the terminal.
You can use the terminal also for removing any package.
composer remove some-bundle/for-laravel
So, is that a two different ways thing? or is that a single way with 2 steps?
@obink two different ways actually. Either one you can choose.
@obink You can use composer remove some-bundle/for-laravel to remove the package but you'll have to delete any published assets manually.
TIP: if you use Git, always test packages in a new branch. If you like it, you can merge it in, if not you can delete the branch - you won't then have any files left to delete manually.
how to remove the published vendor? Is it from composer.json? or maybe should I manually delete related folders?
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