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The fork no longer declares `replace` for `jms/translation-bundle`, so the package has to be required under its own name.
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Why
ibexa/jms-translation-bundle3.0.0 is the Symfony 8 compatible major. Symfony 8.0 removed the XML DI configuration format the bundle relied on, so the 2.x line cannot boot on Symfony 8 at all — this is a prerequisite for the wider Symfony 8 upgrade (IBX-12046).3.0.0 drops the
replace: {"jms/translation-bundle": "^2.6"}entry. This repo requiredjms/translation-bundle ^2.4and was being satisfied by the fork purely through thatreplace. With it gone, keeping the old name would silently resolve to the upstreamjms/translation-bundlepackage instead of the Ibexa fork — two copies of the same classes in the dependency graph. So the requirement is switched to the fork's own name.The entry is moved into its correct alphabetical position among the other
ibexa/*packages, since this repo hasconfig.sort-packagesenabled.Merge order
Blocked until
ibexa/jms-translation-bundle3.0.0 is tagged. Until then^3.0will not resolve and CI here will fail on dependency resolution — that is expected, not a defect in this PR.Bundle PR: ibexa/jms-translation-bundle#10
Risk
No code changes are needed. The bundle's container shape is unchanged across 2.x → 3.0 — service ids, aliases, tags and visibility flags were verified byte-for-byte identical — and the
parent:/tag/decoratesextension points used by Ibexa packages resolve identically before and after.