Making code PSR-2 compliant #434
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Thanks. I'm going to add a build-time checker that will fail if the code is not PSR-2 compliant but not actually make any changes automatically. Marking this PR as WIP. |
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Making code PSR-2 compliant
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The changes in the PR are the result of Running php-cs-fixer with
--level=psr2. The exact command that was run in the project's base directory was:This brought the entire project's PHP code in compliance with the PSR-2 Coding Style Guide.