Ken Guest

encountered this in a "git bash" shell, opened a "Command Prompt" window instead and did a `vagrant init `in there and it worked fine.

It does add value, so I'd be inclined to accept/merge the PR; additional changes/tweaks can always be merged in via another PR.

https://packagist.org/packages/yiisoft/yii doesn't show 1.1.26 as available, yet :-)

**http://pear.php.net/package/PHP_Beautifier** should surely have a recent release on it, all things considered.

I've also added a --list command so that the php_beautifier cli script can list found/added filters. Output looks like the following: ``` kguest@radagast:~/dev/code/PHP_Beautifier$ php scripts/php_beautifier -i The installed PHP_Beautifier filters...

+1 for mqtt as it then would be another avenue for propagating data into the likes of Home Assistant.

No offence taken - please do provide a test/example that does demonstrate the problem conclusively though!

Just wrapping your "client" code with the usual try/catch/finally statements should work. For example: ```php $osm = new Services_OpenStreetMap(); try { var_dump($osm->getCoordsOfPlace("Nena, Irelande")); } catch(Exception $ex) { var_dump ($ex->getMessage()); }...

Hi @sascha-hendel I don't know how catching exceptions in PHP could be called hardcode, but I think you're correct that there are some places in Services_Openstreetmap where returning a simple...

Hi @sascha-hendel, the changeset commit method now finally returns true if changes have been successfully applied. (The API itself specifies that nothing is returned upon successful closing of a changeset,...