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stripVersionPrefixes).1.2.3 with no flexibility) and want to avoid any constraint loosening."This tool cuts the busywork of manually syncing PHP package versions, saving our team X hours/month in CI/CD failures and manual updates. By automating composer.json alignment with composer.lock, we’ll ship faster with fewer ‘works on my machine’ issues—directly supporting our [reliability/velocity] goals. It’s a $0 cost, open-source solution with minimal risk, and aligns with our push for DevOps efficiency."
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