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We use php-cs-fixer to format out code to be aligned with PER coding style.
This library comes close by supporting PSR-12 but there are some minor differences.
One in particular that we've encountered is how multi-line methods are formatted.
PSR-12 output the below
public function add( ?string $id, ): void {
but PER wants it to be like this.
We get diffs in our git everytime we generate the new code and it's very cumbersome.
Would it be possible to add support for this?
Btw, thanks for creating this great library. We use it in almost all our projects and is a joy to use.
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Actually, I was wrong... PSR-12 and PER's formatting is the same. So I guess the formatting is just incorrect.
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PsrPrinter: opening bracket on the correct line [Closes #155]
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Thank you for the fix.
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We use php-cs-fixer to format out code to be aligned with PER coding style.
This library comes close by supporting PSR-12 but there are some minor differences.
One in particular that we've encountered is how multi-line methods are formatted.
PSR-12 output the below
but PER wants it to be like this.
We get diffs in our git everytime we generate the new code and it's very cumbersome.
Would it be possible to add support for this?
Btw, thanks for creating this great library. We use it in almost all our projects and is a joy to use.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: