Yeah, the issue is with != operator. And that is the reason I'm using strict rules for PHP CodeSniffer. It is based on Slevomat rules and my setting is here github.com/arxeiss/php-coding-stan...
The important one to avoid those issues is this rule
<!-- Disallow use == or != and must use === and !== --><ruleref="SlevomatCodingStandard.Operators.DisallowEqualOperators"/>
Nice that's it. Thanks for sharing your solution to the problem. Do you know if there is something similar to run on CI/CD? or would that just work fine? (I'm not a php dev so I don't know how this works in detail)
Install PHP CodeSniffer github.com/squizlabs/PHP_CodeSniffer with
composer require --dev squizlabs/php_codesniffer or composer require --dev arxeiss/coding-standards to install directly my prepared set of rules.
Prepare your own XML config, sample one is in my repo above too
And then just run ./vendor/bin/phpcs --standard=./phpcs.xml
Yeah, the issue is with
!=operator. And that is the reason I'm using strict rules for PHP CodeSniffer. It is based on Slevomat rules and my setting is here github.com/arxeiss/php-coding-stan...The important one to avoid those issues is this rule
Nice that's it. Thanks for sharing your solution to the problem. Do you know if there is something similar to run on CI/CD? or would that just work fine? (I'm not a php dev so I don't know how this works in detail)
I'm running this in CI/CD. Basically you
composer require --dev squizlabs/php_codesnifferorcomposer require --dev arxeiss/coding-standardsto install directly my prepared set of rules../vendor/bin/phpcs --standard=./phpcs.xmlFantastic easy enough, thanks a lot for the info.