fix: set minimum-stability dev for DDEV path repositories

[CybotTM]

Summary

• Path repositories (nr-vault, nr-llm) serve dev-stability packages (dev-main alias 0.4.x-dev)
• TYPO3 base distribution defaults to minimum-stability: stable, rejecting dev packages
• Adds composer config minimum-stability dev + prefer-stable true before requiring extensions

Test plan

• make up completes successfully with ddev install-v14
• Both nr-vault and nr-llm are symlinked from path repos

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This pull request resolves an issue where DDEV path repositories, serving development-stability packages, conflicted with TYPO3's default Composer minimum-stability: stable setting. The changes configure Composer to correctly handle these development packages while still preferring stable versions, ensuring successful installation of required extensions within the DDEV environment.

Highlights

• Composer Configuration: Configured Composer to allow dev stability packages by setting minimum-stability to dev and prefer-stable to true.
• DDEV Path Repositories: Ensured compatibility for DDEV path repositories (like nr-vault and nr-llm) which provide dev-main packages, resolving conflicts with TYPO3's default minimum-stability: stable.

Changelog

• .ddev/commands/web/install-v14
  • Added Composer commands to set minimum-stability to dev and prefer-stable to true before requiring extensions.

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[Copilot]

Pull request overview

This PR fixes the DDEV install-v14 script to accommodate dev-stability packages served by path repositories (nr-vault, nr-llm). Since TYPO3's base distribution defaults to minimum-stability: stable, Composer rejects dev-main / 0.4.x-dev packages from path repos. The fix sets minimum-stability dev and prefer-stable true before requiring the extensions.

Changes:

• Adds composer config minimum-stability dev and composer config prefer-stable true before the path repository configuration and composer require in install-v14.

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[Copilot]

The same minimum-stability dev / prefer-stable true fix is missing from .ddev/commands/web/install-v13 (lines 38-40), which has the identical pattern of adding path repositories and then composer require netresearch/nr-llm:@dev. If v13's base distribution also defaults to minimum-stability: stable, it will fail in the same way. Consider applying this fix to install-v13 as well for consistency.

[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

This pull request correctly addresses an issue with installing development-stability packages from path repositories by adjusting Composer's minimum-stability setting. The change is logical and well-placed within the installation script. I have one suggestion to improve the script's robustness.

[gemini-code-assist]

To improve script robustness, it's good practice to chain related commands using &&. This ensures that subsequent commands only execute if the preceding ones are successful. You can combine these two composer config calls into a single line.

Suggested change

	composer config minimum-stability dev
	composer config prefer-stable true
	composer config minimum-stability dev && composer config prefer-stable true