installing HWIOAuthBundle via composer exception about wrong php version

If you're encountering an exception related to the wrong PHP version while trying to install the HWIOAuthBundle via Composer, it usually means that the version of PHP being used on your system does not meet the minimum requirements of the bundle.

To resolve this issue, you have a few options:

1. Upgrade PHP:
   Check the required PHP version for the HWIOAuthBundle in its documentation or Composer file (composer.json). Then, upgrade your PHP installation to meet the required version. You can download the appropriate PHP version from the official PHP website or use a package manager like Homebrew (on macOS) or Chocolatey (on Windows).

2. Use an Older Version of the Bundle:
   If upgrading PHP is not an option, you might consider using an older version of the HWIOAuthBundle that is compatible with your current PHP version. You can specify the version in your composer.json file like this:

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   "require": {
   
       "hwi/oauth-bundle": "X.Y.Z"
   
   }
   
   

   Replace X.Y.Z with the version number you want to use.

3. Use a Different OAuth Bundle:
   If you're unable to meet the PHP version requirement of HWIOAuthBundle, you might consider using a different OAuth bundle that is compatible with your PHP version.

4. Update PHP on Development Server:
   If you're working on a local development environment and your production environment supports a higher PHP version, you can consider updating PHP on your development server to match the requirements of HWIOAuthBundle. This allows you to work with the bundle during development without impacting your production environment.

Remember that PHP version compatibility is an important consideration when using third-party libraries and packages. Always make sure that your server environment meets the requirements of the libraries you intend to use.