If you're already using Codeigniter 4 with composer, then as long as you have a composer.json + composer.lock file in your repository, and have chose the correct php app image for your app, then the Platform.sh will automatically install your composer dependencies as defined in your composer.lock file.
If you're not using composer, or you're on Codeigniter3, then you'll need to download the codeigniter zip during the build hook, and unzip into the correct location.
Can you provide some more details about your specific situation?
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No one likes this answer, but… “it depends”.
If you're already using Codeigniter 4 with composer, then as long as you have a composer.json + composer.lock file in your repository, and have chose the correct php app image for your app, then the Platform.sh will automatically install your composer dependencies as defined in your composer.lock file.
If you're not using composer, or you're on Codeigniter3, then you'll need to download the codeigniter zip during the build hook, and unzip into the correct location.
Can you provide some more details about your specific situation?
You may want to refer to an adapt it to Platform.sh configuration files if you want to try it there or you can start a trial on Upsun https://support.platform.sh/hc/en-us/community/posts/19917221441938-Tutorial-Converting-a-PHP-composer-project-CodeIgniter4-to-run-on-Upsun
Duncan Naves, Activation team
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