Usage

composer cs-fix

• run inside pod
• run composer update beforehand to make sure you have the most recent version
• check changes (outside pod) with git diff and commit

Useful alias for csfix in plugins:

alias plugin-csfix='POD=$(kubectl get pods -n krn-dev -l krn=backend -o custom-columns=:metadata.name); kubectl -n krn-dev exec -c backend $POD -- /bin/bash -c "cd $(pwd) && composer update -q --no-plugins --ignore-platform-reqs && composer cs-fix -q --no-plugins"'

(Run this command in the plugin-directory on your VM. It will exec into backend-pod, go to the same plugin-directory inside the pod and run the correct commands there for you.)

How-To: fix csfix deprecation errors / update csfix rules

If csfix is running fine on your VM with no diff output, but the pipelines on GitLab fail, there is most likely a new version running in the pipeline with updated rulesets

Preparation

• exec into the respective pod
• got to the repo's directory inside the pod
• run composer update
• run chown on vendor-directory

example for a plugin:

'POD=$(kubectl get pods -n krn-dev -l krn=backend -o custom-columns=:metadata.name); kubectl -n krn-dev exec -c backend $POD -- /bin/bash
cd /WordPress/plugins/kmm-article
composer update -q --no-plugins --ignore-platform-reqs
chown -R deploy:deploy vendor

What to change

• open the vendor-directory of the repository in VSCode
• open vendor/krn/php-cs-style/src/Php73.php
• look into the failed pipeline's output und search for the rule you want to change/fix
• look up the rule here: https://cs.symfony.com/doc/rules/ and open the page
• if the rule is deprecated, you will see a link to the new rule that replaces it
• read the new rule's documentation and check how to configure it so it works the same / similar enough to the old one
• replace the broken rule with the new one
• run csfix in the pod to verify your changes are working correctly

Creating a Merge Request

You don't need to checkout the PHPCS repo locally to commit your changes

• go to the repo on Gitlab
• click "Edit"-Button -> "WebIDE"
• copy and paste the changed contents of Php73.php
• commit to a new branch and create a merge request, all right in the browser