[Bundles] Better explain how to develop reusable bundles locally#21554

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javiereguiluz merged 1 commit intosymfony:6.4fromjaviereguiluz:fix_20976

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[Bundles] Better explain how to develop reusable bundles locally#21554

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javiereguiluz commentedNov 3, 2025

Fixes#20976.

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		..code-block::terminal

		$ composer update acme/blog-bundle

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We see “install the bundle as usual” thencomposer update acme/blog-bundle instead ofcomposer require that I’m used to. Is it the recommended way? Symfony’s documentation showscomposer require …:https://symfony.com/packages/CssSelector#installation

I suggest to usecomposer require becausecomposer update has deprecated the--dev option which is useful for bundles that help with tests (e.g. loading fixtures).

Or, ifupdate is required in this context, remove “as usual” from the previous sentence.