Juliette
Juliette
> Unfortunately I was unable to run the unit tests because I'm on PHP 8.1 and something in the code continues to try to use the function `each` which does...
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> What am I missing? @janw-me Nothing. Those two syntaxes cannot be combined, but as you already figured out, you can refer to rules included via a ruleset after the...
> Thanks for the reply, but I tried that and it doesn't work. > It still ignores the filecomment that is missing in /templates/ @janw-me Just checking - what is...
@janw-me 👆🏻
@janw-me Sorry, but that still doesn't really answer my question: > what is the **full** path to the templates directory ? What I intended to verify with that question is...
@janw-me In that case, I suggest you make the `exclude-pattern` more specific. Something like: ```xml /plugins/*/templates/ /plugins/*/app/ ``` For more information about excluding files/folders, have a look at the wiki:...
@rmccue While not exactly what you are looking for, the opposite is already available through the `--file-list` option. > --file-list=\ > \ A file containing a list of files and/or...
@rmccue That's why I said it was the opposite ;-) All the same, whether you are maintaining an inclusion list or an exclusion list when adopting CS for a legacy...