Juliette

This sniff checks that calls to `exit`/`die` use parentheses, even if no argument is given and can be used to address the following rule from PER-CS: > 4.7 Method and...

## Setting the scene PHP 8.0 introduced support for attributes via the `#[...]` syntax. At this moment, neither PHPCS itself, nor PHPCSExtra contain any sniffs to handle the formatting of...

## Setting the scene PHP 8.0 introduced support for attributes via the `#[...]` syntax. At this moment, neither PHPCS itself, nor PHPCSExtra contain any sniffs to handle the formatting of...

## Setting the scene PHP 8.0 introduced support for attributes via the `#[...]` syntax. At this moment, neither PHPCS itself, nor PHPCSExtra contain any sniffs to handle the formatting of...

## Setting the scene PHP 8.0 introduced support for attributes via the `#[...]` syntax. At this moment, neither PHPCS itself, nor PHPCSExtra contain any sniffs to handle the formatting of...

## Setting the scene PHP 8.0 introduced support for attributes via the `#[...]` syntax. At this moment, neither PHPCS itself, nor PHPCSExtra contain any sniffs to handle the formatting of...

## Setting the scene PHP 8.0 introduced support for attributes via the `#[...]` syntax. At this moment, neither PHPCS itself, nor PHPCSExtra contain any sniffs to handle the formatting of...

## Setting the scene PHP 8.0 introduced support for attributes via the `#[...]` syntax. At this moment, neither PHPCS itself, nor PHPCSExtra contain any sniffs to handle the formatting of...

## Setting the scene PHP 8.0 introduced support for attributes via the `#[...]` syntax. At this moment, neither PHPCS itself, nor PHPCSExtra contain any sniffs to handle the formatting of...

## Setting the scene PHP 8.0 introduced support for attributes via the `#[...]` syntax. At this moment, neither PHPCS itself, nor PHPCSExtra contain any sniffs to handle the formatting of...