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The main downside is that I wanted the phar to be downloadable by people who are not comfortable with Composer. And I have another project where I’m trying to maintain both a composer-enabled lib and a downloadable zip in the same repo, and that's hard to manage. :/
Well, adding Composer support does not mean that a phar (or zip) file can not be downloaded standalone :-) In fact removing dependencies from the source would make it easier to build the zip file, as you could more or less simply zip up the whole dir, no?
Also, composer is not only used by Symfony devs :-P
As well as registration on packagist.org, which makes this package hard to install
The phar file could be tagged as executable in composer.json, so that it would be made available inside the main project bin folder for easy usage
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