Plugin Composer Laravel Package

Allow to disable the plugin by setting the environment variable CAPTAINHOOK_DISABLE to true

Prevent the Cap'n from installing hooks on a secondary worktree

Use the same php binary that was used to execute composer

Allow force installation of hooks

You can now force the installation of all hooks by setting a flag in the composer.json configuration.

    "extra": {
      "captainhook": {
        "force-install": true
      }
    }

Fix issue #13

• Allow PHP8 usage ;)

• Support Composer 2.0

• Prevent endless loop while detecting the .git directory - thanks to @torhoehn

• Do not fail the whole composer execution if the captainhook install execution fails - fixes #4

Escape spaces in binary path

Fix spaces in command arguments

• Fix invalid option -g issue while configuring CaptainHook for the first time

• Re-added the captainhook base package to the dependency list

This makes sure that if you install the plugin the Cap'n get installed as well.

Biggest Change

This will no longer run CaptainHook in the same PHP process. Instead it will execute captainhook in a sub process.

• Upgrade to CaptainHook version 4