How to get list of all installed packages along with version in composer

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I have been working on a project using Symfony 2 1 on my local machine   I have uploaded it to my server but when I try and install the vendor bundles using Composer  I m getting a lot of dependency errors   Presumably this is something to do with the latest version of Symfony just being released and my composer json file not specifying exact version numbers   Is there any way I can quickly display the version numbers of everything on my local machine   Here is my composer json file  which worked fine until a few days ago           name    symfony framework-standard-edition        description    The   Symfony Standard Edition   distribution        autoload              psr-0          src                 require              php     gt  5 3 3            symfony symfony    2 1              doctrine orm     gt  2 2 3  lt 2 4-dev            doctrine doctrine-bundle    1 0              twig extensions    1 0              symfony assetic-bundle    2 1              symfony swiftmailer-bundle    2 1              symfony monolog-bundle    2 1              sensio distribution-bundle    2 1              sensio framework-extra-bundle    2 1              sensio generator-bundle    2 1              jms security-extra-bundle    1 2              jms di-extra-bundle    1 1              sonata-project admin-bundle                 sonata-project cache-bundle    dev-master            sonata-project doctrine-orm-admin-bundle    dev-master            stof doctrine-extensions-bundle    1 1 x-dev            sonata-project user-bundle    dev-master            sonata-project easy-extends-bundle    dev-master            friendsofsymfony user-bundle    2 0 x-dev            friendsofsymfony jsrouting-bundle                 liip imagine-bundle                 simplethings form-extra-bundle    dev-master            antimattr google-bundle    dev-master            doctrine doctrine-fixtures-bundle    dev-master            genemu form-bundle    2 1              behat behat                     2 4   stable            behat mink                      1 4   stable            behat symfony2-extension          stable            behat mink-extension              stable            behat mink-selenium2-driver       stable            behat mink-browserkit-driver                  liip functional-test-bundle    dev-master              scripts              post-install-cmd                  Sensio  Bundle  DistributionBundle  Composer  ScriptHandler  buildBootstrap                Sensio  Bundle  DistributionBundle  Composer  ScriptHandler  clearCache                Sensio  Bundle  DistributionBundle  Composer  ScriptHandler  installAssets                Sensio  Bundle  DistributionBundle  Composer  ScriptHandler  installRequirementsFile                      post-update-cmd                  Sensio  Bundle  DistributionBundle  Composer  ScriptHandler  buildBootstrap                Sensio  Bundle  DistributionBundle  Composer  ScriptHandler  clearCache                Sensio  Bundle  DistributionBundle  Composer  ScriptHandler  installAssets                Sensio  Bundle  DistributionBundle  Composer  ScriptHandler  installRequirementsFile                        minimum-stability    dev        extra              symfony-app-dir    app            symfony-web-dir    web              config              bin-dir    bin

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List installed dependencies    Flat  composer show -i Tree  composer show -i -t   -i short for --installed   -t short for --tree   ref  https   getcomposer org doc 03-cli md show

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Ivan s answer above is good   composer global show -i  Added info   if you get a message somewhat like     Composer could not find a composer json file in    composer     you might have no packages installed yet   If so  you can ignore the next part of the message containing       please create a composer json file         as once you install a package the message will go away

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To list the globally installed composer packages   composer global show -i

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If you want to install Symfony2 2  you can see the complete change in your composer json on the Symfony blog   Just update your file according to that and run composer update after that  That will install all new dependencies and Symfony2 2 on your project     If you don t want to update to Symfony2 2  but have dependency errors  you should post these  so we can help you further

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Is there a way to get it via  event- gt getComposer  - gt getRepositoryManager  - gt getAllPackages

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The behaviour of this command as been modified so you don t have to pass the -i option    10 19 05  coil coil   workspace api  composer show -i You are using the deprecated option  installed    Only installed packages are shown by default now   The --all option can be used to show all packages

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If you only want to check version for only one  you can do   composer show -- twig twig   Note that only installed packages are shown by default now  and installed option is now deprecated

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You can run composer show -i  short for --installed    In the latest version just use composer show   The -i options has been deprecated   You can also use the global instalation of composer  composer global show

[composer-php] How to get list of all installed packages along with version in composer?

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