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"directory does not exist" with crewlabs/unsplash
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composer require crewlabs/unsplash
results in the error:Example:
Require
crewlabs/unsplash
results in the directoryvendor/crewlabs/unsplash
but thename
inside that folder'scomposer.json
isunsplash/unsplash
.So there seems to be some mismatch where maybe Mozart needs to use composer.lock rather than composer.json.
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