- Is gepur-it/erp-task-bundle compatible with Laravel?
- Not out of the box. The package follows Symfony bundle conventions and version 7.0.0 does not add a Laravel service provider, facade, or publishable config stub. Whether you can use it in a Laravel app depends on whether the domain layer is plain PHP or whether it hard-depends on Symfony HTTP kernel components, so a source audit is the first step. A thin adapter is only viable if the internals are framework-agnostic.
- How do I install gepur-it/erp-task-bundle with Composer?
- Run composer require gepur-it/erp-task-bundle and confirm that the dependency graph resolves against your current Laravel and Symfony transitive versions. That solve is the real gate: the PHP 8 release likely moved symfony/* forward, which may either help or pin you to an LTS that conflicts with Laravel. Do not assume installation success until the resolve completes cleanly in a scratch project.
- What PHP version does erp-task-bundle 7.0.0 require?
- The release note only says the package was updated to PHP 8, which is not a version constraint. Check the declared require entry in composer.json: a floor of ^8.0 is generally workable, but code untested on 8.2 or 8.3 may still hit dynamic-property deprecations or typed-constant issues at runtime. Verify the constraint rather than the changelog before committing to it.
- Does erp-task-bundle work with Laravel 10 or 11?
- That is unresolved and depends on the Symfony component versions pulled in after the PHP 8 bump. If the bundle requires a specific Symfony LTS, Composer may refuse to install it alongside a modern Laravel skeleton. Run the solve against your exact Laravel version and read the resulting lock diff. There is no community evidence either way, since the package has no stars and no known dependents.
- What features does gepur-it/erp-task-bundle provide for ERP task management?
- It supplies reusable components for modeling ERP tasks, including task definitions with statuses, assignment of work to users or roles, and progress tracking through completion. The bundle structure is meant to be shared across projects, with integration hooks rather than a full application. Treat it as a domain-layer building block, not a ready-made task UI or workflow engine.
- Is gepur-it/erp-task-bundle actively maintained?
- Barely. One release in more than three years is a pulse, not a maintenance cadence, though version 7.0.0 shows a maintainer is still responsive. Abandonment risk is elevated but no longer the default assumption. Because the license is MIT, fork-and-vendor is legally clean, but the entire maintenance burden would transfer to your team.
- What changed between erp-task-bundle 6.x and 7.0.0?
- The published changelog is only seven words: PHP 8 and fixed tests. A major version bump implies possible breaking changes to namespaces, public APIs, or dropped methods, and none of that is documented. Read the diff before trusting any prior evaluation, because earlier spike findings may be stale. If the bump was purely a platform-constraint alignment, impact is likely low, but you cannot assume a major bump is cosmetic.
- Are there alternatives to erp-task-bundle for task management in Laravel?
- The package has zero stars and zero dependents, so there is no downstream consumer to learn usage patterns from and no community validation. For a Laravel-native task model, you may be better served by a maintained Laravel package or a small in-house domain layer you control. Consider erp-task-bundle only if you are a Gepur ERP customer with a contractual integration path or you have audited it as a pure-PHP library.
- Can I use erp-task-bundle as a standalone PHP library without Symfony?
- Possibly, but only if the core domain classes autoload and run without the Symfony HTTP kernel. That is one of the two viable scenarios identified in the technical assessment, alongside using it as a thin ERP client where only the HTTP and auth layer is reusable. Check for framework-coupled base classes and container dependencies before assuming portability. If those exist, there is no Laravel path without an adapter you write and own.
- How do I test erp-task-bundle inside a Laravel application?
- The 7.0.0 release note says tests were fixed, which also implies CI was red for an unknown period, so treat the suite as newly restored and its coverage as unverified. Read the tests before relying on them, then write your own integration tests around task creation, assignment, and status transitions. Without a service provider you will likely instantiate services manually or bind them yourself in a test service container.