feat: Use ramsey/composer-install to use caching of composer dependencies - #762
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At the moment, we run
composer installmanually. This means that we have no cache in place and run into429 Too Many Requestsresponses sometimes. To avoid that, I would suggest we useramsey/composer-installin the future, which automatically caches the dependencies. This avoids hitting any rate limits and might improve the overall speed of our CI pipelines.🤖 AI (if applicable)