This is honestly the only part of this that matters if you do it right. Use composer, but only on a clean git tree. Apply, then look at the git diff and correct anything you don't like. Test it and commit it, then repeat.
Composer and apply are only dangerous if you're not committing regularly. If you never run them while you have uncommitted changes, you can't lose working code.
This is honestly the only part of this that matters if you do it right. Use composer, but only on a clean git tree. Apply, then look at the git diff and correct anything you don't like. Test it and commit it, then repeat.
Composer and apply are only dangerous if you're not committing regularly. If you never run them while you have uncommitted changes, you can't lose working code.