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Packages 'php-auto-yasnippet' and 'phpcbf' in php layer unavailable #14381
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To be honest if they have been removed from melpa I would vote for removing them from php layer completely. If this breaks major functionality for the emacs based backends we can still change the default to LSP, same as we did for scala. |
I use lsp as backend for PHP but still get the same errors. |
Yeah, I am not touching this layer because I do not use the PHP layer. Hope any PHP user will help with this soon... anyway, you can neglect these errors and/or add those packages to the |
Thanks, my work around was just commented the two packages. Your tip to add those two packages to |
The following PRs changes have been applied to the The two packages are pulled from their archived repositories: |
Apparently, the latest
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Ups, looks like I have missed this ticket, I will have a look. |
After installing the php layer, Spacemacs shows messages for
php-auto-yasnippet
andphpcbf
that the packages are unavailable. Both packages have been archived on github (see [phpcbf](https://github.com/nishimaki10/emacs-phpcbf] and [php-auto-yasnippet]9https://github.com/emacs-php/php-auto-yasnippets)), and have been removed from Melpa (I guess both packages where available from Melpa before).I don't work with php myself (I installed accidentally while using org-thtml, where I probably pressed space when I was prompted for install of the php-layer.), so I don't know if the packages should be removed, or if better their "locations" should get updated.
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