Greg Korba

Take a look [here](https://github.com/PHP-CS-Fixer/PHP-CS-Fixer/pull/7064#discussion_r1235960030) (and your comment above), I already addressed your concerns about long-term vision and consistency between rules and rulesets.

I don't have currently capacity for thorough review here, but please consider #7777 in your diffing/blaming process, as parallel processing is ready and should be merged before any other crucial...

@mvorisek how about this one? Will #7679 fix this one too?

As I think about it, are we even able to distinguish imports for classes and functions if both can use `::class`? Currently we import only classy symbols found in several...

I would rather avoid it, because with token-based logic it would be awfully hard probably. However, importing `::class` always as class makes this fixer somehow risky... 🤔. But if it's...

@Aerendir no problem 🙂. It's still failing, because I focused only on getting the command running, and as I couldn't push it I did not know if everything is OK...

@Aerendir unfortunately I can't do it, workflow approvals are for first-time contributors... We would need to merge something from you. But you can run `composer qa` locally and it will...

@Aerendir I think I don't get the idea behind that [PoC](https://github.com/PHP-CS-Fixer/PHP-CS-Fixer/pull/7254/commits/0b1969317a84ac6aa2f8621553278e9b82bca8ac) 🤔. Why would you want to store command's output during test? Even if you need to compare full output...

> I'm not sure about this: if we only display one of the two rulesets, I have the feeling that the report is not complete. If the rule is in...

@Aerendir there are 2 aspects of inheritance that I mentioned. 1. Displaying list of rulesets that rule is part of is not needed IMHO, as I pointed out that it's...