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Just a note that I set Tracy to 100000 so you'll want to make sure your highest one is still lower than that if you want to be able to use Tracy within other modules.

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Thanks for the tutorial @dotnetic In case someone runs into an issue I had, my Ubuntu 22.04 is the default distro in my WSL2. Hence, I did not need to enter the 22.04 part in my editor path (just '...vscode-remote/wsl+Ubuntu/rest/of/path/'. In fact, doing so leads to an error 'distro not found' (opens in a new VSCode window too).

For composer itself: interoperability and a far bigger ecosystem. For wrapping packages into pw modules: Please don't wrap packages for the sake of wrapping them. It's useful if you provide additional features like configuration through the modules or deeper integration in processwire classes, but that's work and needs to be maintained on top of the package by itself. The only backdraw a plain composer package has on top of a pw module without additional features, is that it can't be installed via the backend, but you need to use the composer cli (and that's more a restriction of composer than of pw). The same is actually also true for the few pw modules which install composer packages. Another problem of wrapping packages is that you cannot get updates without the wrapping module being updated. There is also lot's of tooling like checking for security issues around composer. For anyone not just doing php as a hobby I don't see a reason not to use composer just like nobody uses javascript without npm anymore for any serious work.