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fix: narrow serializable-closure conflict to only broken versions (2.0.9–2.0.10)#129

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fix: narrow serializable-closure conflict to only broken versions (2.0.9–2.0.10)#129
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@esetnik esetnik commented Apr 8, 2026

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Summary

  • Narrows the laravel/serializable-closure conflict from >=2.0.9 to >=2.0.9, <2.0.11, allowing v2.0.11+ which includes the upstream fix

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PR #123 added a conflict entry blocking >=2.0.9 due to a regression in laravel/serializable-closure (laravel/serializable-closure#126). That regression was fixed upstream in laravel/serializable-closure#129, which shipped in v2.0.11.

The current blanket >=2.0.9 constraint blocks the fixed version too. This PR narrows it to only the two broken releases:

Version Status
v2.0.8 ✅ Works
v2.0.9 ❌ Broken
v2.0.10 ❌ Broken
v2.0.11 ✅ Fixed (#129)

Follow-up to #123.

The conflict added in crunzphp#123 blocked all versions >=2.0.9, but v2.0.11
includes the upstream fix (laravel/serializable-closure#129). Narrow
the constraint to >=2.0.9, <2.0.11 so only the two broken releases
(v2.0.9 and v2.0.10) are blocked.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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Unfortunately CI failed

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esetnik commented Apr 11, 2026

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Unfortunately CI failed

@PabloKowalczyk sorry about that. Should be fixed now.

@PabloKowalczyk PabloKowalczyk merged commit 98dc47f into crunzphp:3.9 Apr 12, 2026
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Thanks @esetnik

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