[ANNOUNCEMENT] PHP_CodeSniffer-2.6.0 (stable) Released.
| From: | PEAR Announce | Date: | Sun, 03 Apr 2016 23:05:43 +0000 |
| Subject: | [ANNOUNCEMENT] PHP_CodeSniffer-2.6.0 (stable) Released. | ||
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The new PEAR package PHP_CodeSniffer-2.6.0 (stable) has been released at http://pear.php.net/.
Release notes
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- Paths used when setting CLI arguments inside ruleset.xml files are now relative to the ruleset
location (request #847)
-- This change only applies to paths within ARG tags, used to set CLI arguments
-- Previously, the paths were relative to the directory PHPCS was being run from
-- Absolute paths are still allowed and work the same way they always have
-- This change allows ruleset.xml files to be more portable
- Content passed via STDIN will now be processed even if files are specified on the command line or
in a ruleset
- When passing content via STDIN, you can now specify the file path to use on the command line
(request #934)
-- This allows sniffs that check file paths to work correctly
-- This is the same functionality provided by the phpcs_input_file line, except it is available on
the command line
- Files processed with custom tokenizers will no longer be skipped if they appear minified (request
#877)
-- If the custom tokenizer wants minified files skipped, it can set a $skipMinified member var to
TRUE
-- See the included JS and CSS tokenizers for an example
- Config vars set in ruleset.xml files are now processed earlier, allowing them to be used during
sniff registration
-- Among other things, this allows the installed_paths config var to be set in ruleset.xml files
-- Thanks to Pieter Frenssen for the patch
- Improved detection of regular expressions in the JS tokenizer
- Generic PHP Syntax sniff now uses PHP_BINARY (if available) to determine the path to PHP if no
other path is available
-- You can still manually set php_path to use a specific binary for testing
-- Thanks to Andrew Berry for the patch
- The PHP-supplied T_POW_EQUAL token has been replicated for PHP versions before 5.6
- Added support for PHP7 use group declarations (request #878)
-- New tokens T_OPEN_USE_GROUP and T_CLOSE_USE_GROUP are assigned to the open and close curly
braces
- Generic ScopeIndent sniff now reports errors for every line that needs the indent changed (request
#903)
-- Previously, it ignored lines that were indented correctly in the context of their block
-- This change produces more technically accurate error messages, but is much more verbose
- The PSR2 and Squiz standards now allow multi-line default values in function declarations (request
#542)
-- Previously, these would automatically make the function a multi-line declaration
- Squiz InlineCommentSniff now allows docblocks on require(_once) and include(_once) statements
-- Thanks to Gary Jones for the patch
- Squiz and PEAR Class and File sniffs no longer assume the first comment in a file is always a file
comment
-- phpDocumentor assigns the comment to the file only if it is not followed by a structural
element
-- These sniffs now follow this same rule
- Squiz ClassCommentSniff no longer checks for blank lines before class comments
-- Removes the error Squiz.Commenting.ClassComment.SpaceBefore
- Renamed Squiz.CSS.Opacity.SpacingAfterPoint to Squiz.CSS.Opacity.DecimalPrecision
-- Please update your ruleset if you are referencing this error code directly
- Fixed PHP tokenizer problem that caused an infinite loop when checking a comment with specific
content
- Generic Disallow Space and Tab indent sniffs now detect and fix indents inside embedded HTML
chunks (request #882)
- Squiz CSS IndentationSniff no longer assumes the class opening brace is at the end of a line
- Squiz FunctionCommentThrowTagSniff now ignores non-docblock comments
- Squiz ComparisonOperatorUsageSniff now allows conditions like while(true)
- PEAR FunctionCallSignatureSniff (and the Squiz and PSR2 sniffs that use it) now correctly check
the first argument
-- Further fix for bug #698
- Fixed bug #791 : codingStandardsChangeSetting settings not working with namespaces
- Fixed bug #872 : Incorrect detection of blank lines between CSS class names
- Fixed bug #879 : Generic InlineControlStructureSniff can create parse error when
case/if/elseif/else have mixed brace and braceless definitions
- Fixed bug #883 : PSR2 is not checking for blank lines at the start and end of control structures
- Fixed bug #884 : Incorrect indentation notice for anonymous classes
- Fixed bug #887 : Using curly braces for a shared CASE/DEFAULT statement can generate an error in
PSR2 SwitchDeclaration
- Fixed bug #889 : Closure inside catch/else/elseif causes indentation error
- Fixed bug #890 : Function call inside returned short array value can cause indentation error
inside CASE statements
- Fixed bug #897 : Generic.Functions.CallTimePassByReference.NotAllowed false positive when short
array syntax
- Fixed bug #900 : Squiz.Functions.FunctionDeclarationArgumentSpacing bug when no space between type
hint and argument
- Fixed bug #902 : T_OR_EQUAL and T_POW_EQUAL are not seen as assignment tokens
- Fixed bug #910 : Unrecognized "extends" and indentation on anonymous classes
- Fixed bug #915 : JS Tokenizer generates errors when processing some decimals
- Fixed bug #928 : Endless loop when sniffing a PHP file with a git merge conflict inside a function
- Fixed bug #937 : Shebang can cause PSR1 SideEffects warning
-- Thanks to Clay Loveless for the patch
- Fixed bug #938 : CallTimePassByReferenceSniff ignores functions with return value
Package Info
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PHP_CodeSniffer is a set of two PHP scripts; the main phpcs script that tokenizes PHP, JavaScript
and CSS files to detect violations of a defined coding standard, and a second phpcbf script to
automatically correct coding standard violations. PHP_CodeSniffer is an essential development tool
that ensures your code remains clean and consistent.
Related Links
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Package home: http://pear.php.net/package/PHP_CodeSniffer
Changelog: http://pear.php.net/package/PHP_CodeSniffer/download/2.6.0
Download: http://download.pear.php.net/package/PHP_CodeSniffer-2.6.0.tgz
Authors
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Greg Sherwood (lead)