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Added the php-process package that is necessary for the posix php module required by Composer.
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It's probably fine to implement, I'm going to replicate the issue first though. |
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I added the php-process package containing the posix php module required by Composer to the dependencies list.
I was blocked because Composer was throwing
Root composer.json requires PHP extension ext-posix * but it is missing from your system. Install or enable PHP's posix extension.The posix extension needed is part of the php-process package. Adding that package fixed the problem.