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If I clone a fresh copy of magento2 and run vendor/bin/phpunit -c dev/tests/static/phpunit.xml.dist, the ComposerTest fails because each packaged module has a 'version' property.



Version must not be specified in the root and package composer JSON files in Git
Failed asserting that object of class "stdClass" does not have attribute "version".


Am I missing something? I could mark the ComposerTest as skipped but it seems a bit messy. Does php bin/magento dev:tests:run static handle multiple composer files any better?










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    If I clone a fresh copy of magento2 and run vendor/bin/phpunit -c dev/tests/static/phpunit.xml.dist, the ComposerTest fails because each packaged module has a 'version' property.



    Version must not be specified in the root and package composer JSON files in Git
    Failed asserting that object of class "stdClass" does not have attribute "version".


    Am I missing something? I could mark the ComposerTest as skipped but it seems a bit messy. Does php bin/magento dev:tests:run static handle multiple composer files any better?










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      If I clone a fresh copy of magento2 and run vendor/bin/phpunit -c dev/tests/static/phpunit.xml.dist, the ComposerTest fails because each packaged module has a 'version' property.



      Version must not be specified in the root and package composer JSON files in Git
      Failed asserting that object of class "stdClass" does not have attribute "version".


      Am I missing something? I could mark the ComposerTest as skipped but it seems a bit messy. Does php bin/magento dev:tests:run static handle multiple composer files any better?










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      If I clone a fresh copy of magento2 and run vendor/bin/phpunit -c dev/tests/static/phpunit.xml.dist, the ComposerTest fails because each packaged module has a 'version' property.



      Version must not be specified in the root and package composer JSON files in Git
      Failed asserting that object of class "stdClass" does not have attribute "version".


      Am I missing something? I could mark the ComposerTest as skipped but it seems a bit messy. Does php bin/magento dev:tests:run static handle multiple composer files any better?







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          It emerged that, on older branches of magento/magento2, Magento modules specify a version in their composer files, which results in the above error. However, on the latest 2.3-develop branch the composer files do not display a version and therefore pass the ComposerTest - so I'm testing against that going forward.






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            It emerged that, on older branches of magento/magento2, Magento modules specify a version in their composer files, which results in the above error. However, on the latest 2.3-develop branch the composer files do not display a version and therefore pass the ComposerTest - so I'm testing against that going forward.






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              It emerged that, on older branches of magento/magento2, Magento modules specify a version in their composer files, which results in the above error. However, on the latest 2.3-develop branch the composer files do not display a version and therefore pass the ComposerTest - so I'm testing against that going forward.






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                It emerged that, on older branches of magento/magento2, Magento modules specify a version in their composer files, which results in the above error. However, on the latest 2.3-develop branch the composer files do not display a version and therefore pass the ComposerTest - so I'm testing against that going forward.






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                It emerged that, on older branches of magento/magento2, Magento modules specify a version in their composer files, which results in the above error. However, on the latest 2.3-develop branch the composer files do not display a version and therefore pass the ComposerTest - so I'm testing against that going forward.







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