Composer loading from cache

When you use the Composer package manager to install PHP packages, it stores a local cache of the packages that you have installed. This cache can help speed up the installation process by allowing Composer to reuse the package files that it has already downloaded.

You can use the composer install command to install the packages in your composer.json file, and the --no-cache flag to force Composer to download all the packages from the internet, rather than trying to load them from the cache.

For example:

composer install --no-cache

This can be useful if you want to ensure that you have the latest version of the packages, or if you suspect that the cache may be out of date or corrupted.

You can also use the composer clear-cache command to clear the entire package cache, which can be useful if you want to free up disk space or if you want to reset the cache for some other reason.