dantleech

Yes - we can do that - but - the problem is that there are [lots of them](https://phpactor.readthedocs.io/en/develop/reference/configuration.html). I would only add the most common options here (e.g. the include/exclude...

Apparently you can add the extension to the RTP and it should just work (I haven't tried it, I actually just edited it in the extensions directory and copied it...

Phpactor now ships with `phpactor.schema.json` which could be used to generate the configuration here, the problem would be ensuring that it remains in sync

I think it's still valid if somebody wanted to pick up maintainence of this

Adding it as `phpactor.trace.server` works? In that case would just be a case of adding it in `package.json`

hm, why are you running the `proxy` thing? actually not even sure I recall what that's for :thinking:

The only way I can imagine that happening is if Phpactor crashed at 100%. Things you can do - [Enable logging](https://phpactor.readthedocs.io/en/develop/other/developing.html#logging) in `.phpactor.json|yaml` and see if there is an error...

Not even sure what this does... does it make sense to simply delete it?

I haven't tested on Windows, in theory it could work but there are likely lots of edge cases. PNCTL should be optional. Feel free to PR the README to add...

btw, it might be worth investigating [Rector](https://github.com/RectorPHP/Rector) if you're not aware of it, which is all about scripted refactoring.