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fix: caret for installing carbon dependency on windows workflow now escaped correctly #336

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This solves an issue related to the note in this section of composer docs:
https://getcomposer.org/doc/articles/versions.md#caret-version-range-

Compare the failed Windows job with the successful Ubuntu job here (a package created with this skeleton): https://github.com/patrick-cullen/env-title/actions/runs/9166402787/job/25201714149

Successful Ubuntu job output:

Run composer require "laravel/framework:10.*" "orchestra/testbench:8.*" "nesbot/carbon:^2.63" --no-interaction --no-update
orchestra/testbench is currently present in the require-dev key and you ran the command without the --dev flag, which will move it to the require key.
./composer.json has been updated

Failed Windows job output (note the second line):

Run composer require "laravel/framework:10.*" "orchestra/testbench:8.*" "nesbot/carbon:^2.63" --no-interaction --no-update
The "2.63" constraint for "nesbot/carbon" appears too strict and will likely not match what you want. See https://getcomposer.org/constraints
orchestra/testbench is currently present in the require-dev key and you ran the command without the --dev flag, which will move it to the require key.
./composer.json has been updated

@freekmurze freekmurze merged commit 2b3191e into spatie:main May 21, 2024
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Thanks!

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