Require brianium/paratest ^6.5 to fix PHP 8.2 deprecation notices#1631
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oh how weird, only ubuntu-latest 8.0 failed with a memory limit error |
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Yeah, probably just a fluke, we're probably near the limit 😊 |
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It is updated to the latest version (6.6.1) via -w to update its dependencies as well. Also, this removes
composer/package-versions-deprecatedfrom the lockfile which was still inside without being required by anything.I assume renovate would have done the same thing on its next run :)