coding-standard | CodeIgniter 4 Coding Standard for PHP_CodeSniffer | Web Framework library
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CodeIgniter 4 coding standard for use with PHP_CodeSniffer 3.
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- Process multi - line array .
- Process a multi line declaration .
- Process a single line array .
- Process PHP code .
- Process duplicate tags .
- Processes a variable .
- Processes a token within the current scope .
- Checks if a function declaration is a multi - line function declaration .
- Process variable in string .
- Processes package tags .
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QUESTION
I am trying to run the following in a makefile
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-02 at 15:49"file('''*.c$''')" worked
QUESTION
I'm trying to upgrade Laravel from v6 to v7. I followed the guide in the documentation, but when I run composer update
nothing happens. I've tried waiting for hours and still nothing. Running composer in debug mode with composer update -vvv
yields this:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-01 at 15:05Your dependencies won't work together: Laravel v7 requires Symfony in v5, so putting "symfony/process": "^4.5"
in the list of packages can not be resolved (especially as there is no version of Symfony matching that constraint). Remove this constraint, as laravel/framework
already requires symfony/process
- you don't gain anything by requiring it once more.
Next up: phpmentors/workflower
is not yet compatible with Symfony v5, this could also cause problems.
QUESTION
I'm trying to install apigen/apigen via Composer (specifically, dev-master
). The latest commit requires roave/better-reflection at a certain commit. I ran into issues where Composer was unable to find that particular reference (#c87d856).
To reproduce the issue, I created a minimal composer.json
file that requires only that missing package/version:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-16 at 07:07$ composer req --dev roave/better-reflection:4.12.x-dev#c87d856
QUESTION
I'm having trouble using env vars for my docker-compose.yml
image names on the public GitLab CI servers. I'm using docker in docker, with an image that I'm installing docker-compose in, however it appears that when I attempt to run docker-compose
commands, the env vars in the file are being escaped, for some reason. This deosn't happen on my local machine, even if I try running inside the same versions of the docker/dicker-in-docker containers.
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Answered 2020-Oct-02 at 20:49It's a problem with docker-compose. The issue has been fixed recently (somewhere between version 1.25.4 and 1.27.4), that's why you can observe different behavior locally and on GitLab.
If you can upgrade docker-compose on the worker to the latest version, it should fix the problem. Otherwise you can try replacing cp .env.ci .env
in your before_script
with:
QUESTION
I'm a bit confused because I'm programming a plugin for WordPress by using composer as it's the real way to go.
So I've created a composer file inside my plugin and some other stuff. In the composer file I've added my namespace for autoloading:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-11 at 22:30Since your code base is not compatible with PSR-4 autoloading, a psr-4 mapping inside your composer.json's autoload section won't work, as you noticed.
I'd say you have two choices here:
First one would be to use classmap
instead:
QUESTION
Considering the advantages of copy-and-swap idiom...
Why do we still need copy-assignment operator accepting references as the mainstream?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-03 at 12:41Pass by reference is for avoiding unnecessary copy when you need faster executions, and pass by a const reference is when you want to pass it fast and read-only. And pass by copy is when you want to copy the object to be able to manipulate it in the course of the execution/implementation of your function.
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Set standard paths to your local filesystem:.
Globally install PHP_CodeSniffer with one of the various methods. Once complete you should be able to execute phpcs -i on the command line. You should see something like:-. Either clone this repository... Take note of the paths where they were installed. Create a symbolic link to the CodeIgniter4-Standard/CodeIgniter4 directory in php_codesniffer/src/Standards/ eg. or copy the CodeIgniter4-Standard/CodeIgniter4 directory to php_codesniffer/src/Standards/. Executing phpcs -i should now show CodeIgniter4 installed eg. You should now be able to set 'CodeIgniter4' as the phpcs standard in the plugin/editor/IDE of your choice.
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