Support installing multiple extensions at once

[1ma]

Currently it's not possible to install more than one extension with a single run of the install command, which is a bit tiresome if you need to install a lot of extensions. PECL is able to do this:

$ pie install apcu/apcu xdebug/xdebug
🥧 PHP Installer for Extensions (PIE) 1.3.3, from The PHP Foundation
This command may need elevated privileges, and may prompt you for your password.
You are running PHP 8.5.1
Target PHP installation: 8.5.1 nts, on Linux/OSX/etc x86_64 (from /usr/bin/php8.5)
Found package: apcu/apcu:v5.1.28 which provides ext-apcu

                                                                                                
  Too many arguments to "install" command, expected arguments "requested-package-and-version".  
                                                                                                

install [-j|--make-parallel-jobs MAKE-PARALLEL-JOBS] [--skip-enable-extension] [--force] [-d|--working-dir WORKING-DIR] [--with-php-config WITH-PHP-CONFIG] [--with-php-path WITH-PHP-PATH] [--with-phpize-path WITH-PHPIZE-PATH] [--no-cache] [--allow-non-interactive-project-install] [--disable-apcu-mmap] [--disable-apcu-rwlocks] [--disable-valgrind-checks] [--enable-apcu] [--enable-apcu-clear-signal] [--enable-apcu-debug] [--enable-apcu-spinlocks] [--enable-coverage] [--] [<requested-package-and-version>

[asgrim]

Thanks, this is on the radar for sure. In the meantime, you could work around this by:

1. create a composer.json, or add these to require:

{
  "require": {
    "ext-apcu": "*",
    "ext-xdebug": "*"
  }
}

2. update lock file; composer update --ignore-platform-reqs
3. run PIE; pie install

[rvanlaak]

When reproducability / auditability are considered important concerns, I'd say the composer.json route would be the preferred approach, as it also allows locking the version. Not allowing multiple cli command arguments would promote following that route.

There are PHP extensions having multiple installation candidates though, so that'd be a remaining issue to fix.

[asgrim]

There are PHP extensions having multiple installation candidates though, so that'd be a remaining issue to fix.

Yep; for reference that discussion is #478