Greg Korba

@christian-kolb probably [`operator_linebreak`](https://cs.symfony.com/doc/rules/operator/operator_linebreak.html) is close enough, maybe [`multiline_whitespace_before_semicolons`](https://cs.symfony.com/doc/rules/semicolon/multiline_whitespace_before_semicolons.html). In general, you can look for a "multiline" in a [docs](https://cs.symfony.com/doc/rules/index.html).

@christian-kolb you can use anything within this repo, including internal parts. These are marked as internal only to exclude it from public API so people don't build external stuff around...

@mvorisek I don't agree. I don't see a point in making `?:` multiline, and `??` is not a ternary, so it does not belong to such a fixer (under the...

[Documentation about configuring rules](https://cs.symfony.com/doc/config.html#configuring-rules) is clear. - You use `"some_rule" => true` to include the rule with default config (if it's configurable, otherwise it just enables the rule) - You...

Hi @yaddly! It's sad to see your feature request was not picked up, but please keep in mind that Fixer is maintained voluntarily and we can't implement any idea suggested...

Yesterday we had production incident because of this issue. Here's what happened: - I've prepared changes around `bin/console` entrypoint, merge request contained mostly YAML changes (DI definition), but also in...

I am not sure, but this is something I was thinking about too when I considered workaround on our side - to store some hash from DI-related files (did not...

> The XML only regenerates when the container is compiled. So it should not change when the container does not change. I know, I am just wondering if it's always...

> Does it matter? If the order in the XML was changed, the container was compiled again. In that case, PHPStan should bust the cache. @ruudk It _does_ matter if...

> I compared the XML before and after doing a cache:clear, and it's identical. I did quick experiment too and generated 5 XML files in our app: - regular `cache:clear`...