🚀 Travis: make it easier to see on which PHPCS version a build fails #409
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For the build failures, the coveralls version is irrelevant, while the PHPCS version give you a clue on where to start debugging. Previously the PHPCS version would - depending on screen size - often be hidden behind the run time. Now it won't anymore.
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For the build failures, the coveralls version is irrelevant, while the PHPCS version gives you a clue on where to start debugging.
Previously the PHPCS version would - depending on screen size - often be hidden behind the run time. Now it won't anymore.
Before:
After:
