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because the current rule seems not to take into account that one line above a class definition can be attributed the output:
FILE: /app/Console/Commands/ServeDebug.php
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FOUND1ERRORAFFECTING1LINE
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6 | ERROR | [x] Header blocks must be separated by a single blank
| | line
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PHPCBFCANFIXTHE1MARKEDSNIFFVIOLATIONSAUTOMATICALLY
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I just wanted to raise awareness, because I am guessing the rule should be changed for php 8 users. I don't see that they will settle on an required additional line between the attribute and the class.
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Hello,
today I noticed that code sniffer (with psr-12) will throw an error by code like this:
because the current rule seems not to take into account that one line above a class definition can be attributed the output:
I know that they have not totally settled on a style php-fig/per-coding-style#26
I just wanted to raise awareness, because I am guessing the rule should be changed for php 8 users. I don't see that they will settle on an required additional line between the attribute and the class.
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