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* databases.
*
* Package Manager can run Composer commands in the staging area to require or
*
require or
update packages in it, and then copy those changes back into the
*
live,
running code base (which is referred to as the "active directory").
*
When
that's done, the staging area can be safely deleted. These four distinct
* update packages in it, and then copy those changes back into the
live,
* running code base (which is referred to as the "active directory").
When
* that's done, the staging area can be safely deleted. These four distinct
* operations -- create, require, apply, and destroy -- comprise the "stage life
* cycle".
*
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