Dawid Widyna

additionaly I made exact same checks using PHP 8.1.21 . Looks it is much faster than 8.3.7 (but still two runs are faster than one combined) phpmd.phar src text tmp/static_analysis/phpmd/ruleset.xml...

@AJenbo using the Phar from you comment and PHP 8.3.7: phpmd.phar src text tmp/static_analysis/phpmd/ruleset.xml phpmd.phar tests text tmp/static_analysis/phpmd/ruleset.xml took 2m26s (in total, one run after another, not in parallel) phpmd.phar...

unfortunately all of it is private code. Is there a way we can narrow the problem to single file ? I mean the concept similar to "result printer" in PHPUnit...

thanks @kylekatarnls - TBH I was wondering if these two approaches are equal (in terms of "checking value"). If not (as you say), this part of docs are kind of...

``` My custom rule set that checks my code... ``` As for the docs. Initially I understood [kylekatarnls](https://github.com/kylekatarnls) as this scanning (1 dir per time vs. 2 dirs per time)...

Hello, does it help you ? Or should I run some other check ? ``` find tests/ -type f -name "*.php" | wc -l 1416 find tests -type f -name...

1. `wc -l` would count also empty lines - this doesn't 2. cloc /didn't know it, it's better as doesn't count comments - niiice/ ``` Directory files blank comment code...

hi, @AJenbo anything new in that area ?

Are there any plans to finish this feature ? Or is there any other way to acomplish such filtering ? I want to run test in batches (to run them...

as a quick-fix for my challenge I moved `shouldRun` logic to `setUp` method