Huge shoutout to #PHPCSFixer team for implementing #PHP 8.5 support almost on day 1 😍🎉! It's still not released, but looks pretty complete and stable ❤️.
If you're using PHP 8.5 already, you may verify it by adding `->setUnsupportedPhpVersionAllowed(true)` in your config file.
After almost a year since I created it, my PR to #PHPCSFixer that introduces #PHPCompatibility check was merged 🥳. This improves our QA suite with another tool that can catch usage of language features not available on runtimes marked as supported.
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For me personally explicit is better than implicit and I don't mind few more chars in the signature. It just does not bother me and does not affect my code reading. Additionally, with #PHPCSFixer it's not possible to disable rule for part of the codebase. #ECS can do it tough.
Interestingly, properties with closures assigned as default value can also have property hooks, which makes the syntax a bit too curly 🙈. Imagine default closure with actual body + hooks...... oof, let's pray for #PHPCSFixer 🙏😆.
I've started the process of making #PHPCSFixer compatible with #PHP 8.4, at least on basic level (which means: don't break the code). Prepared changes for CI and local development environment, created a milestone and even reported first found issue 😎!
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I made #PHPCSFixer N-times faster, depending on the available CPU cores 🥳! For Fixer itself, it allowed to reduce analysis time from 65 to 12 seconds on my computer 🤩!
It is the biggest and most important change provided by me to this project 🥹.
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