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I know. This is just an example, I have about 20 more from different sniff providers. The problem is not with the WPCS sniff, but that phpcbf does not output...

>Just like phpcs, phpcbf will only run the sniffs which are in your ruleset, so this sounds unlikely. I think you misunderstood me: phpcbf ran, but output `No fixable errors...

@gsherwood >PHPCBF does throw an exception of type Where exactly? Could you send me a link to the specific line of the phpcbf sourcewhere that should happen in that case?...

I think this was a misunderstanding: a "Fatal error" in my mind was an uncatchable exeption (or only catchable via register shutdown function last_error), like E_COMPILE_ERROR. But @gsherwood you are...

Would be great if this could be implemented, literally every other linter has it and there are so many use cases especially with unused variables for it.

Bump. I profiled it and the main "slowness" culprits are: File::findPrevious => could easily be fixed by storing elements in a cache array File::findNext Even when the rest of the...

>Just some notes for perspective: while phpcbf could use the cache to skip over files which don't need to be fixed, that's where the usefulness of the cache ends. Which...

This is incredibly annoying, please merge the PR I provided.

You are right, sorry this was a bit disambigous (and I had a little confusion). What I really mean: If the subrequest (called via echo_location_async) includes the echo_flush, will it...

After some testing and some more research, I decided to do it all with lua nginx module (as I have more control, need fewer subrequests, can have non blocking subrequests...