Hey, don't read the rest of this old, out dated article. Mautic can already do this and it's the preferred way:
https://docs.mautic.org/en/setup/how-to-install-mautic/install-and-manage-mautic-with-composer
The original article:
I just tested installing Mautic with Composer and it worked prett...
TL;DR I tried to prepare a composer.json file that would install Mautic in the the vendor foler. That wasn't the hard part. I got stuck on making Mautic work that way.
Using Composer to install PHP packages is great. Why shouldn't we install Mautic this way? I wanted to make it work mainly because...
I wrote in my previous post about Mautic 3 that the Marketplace is the greatest weakness of Mautic today. Go to that paragraph and read what I mean by Marketplace so we are all on the same page.
At mautic.org there already is a section called Marketplace but that's not what I consider a market...
I'm writing down BigQuery specifics which I find different and interesting from my MySql knowledge. Hopefully, this digest will help someone else trying to learn and use BigQuery in the future.
TL;DR
"You have to provide a username and password to commit to our repository. Use the --username and --password arguments."