Extension does not work with php-vs-fixer v3.88.1 and above

[MoritzLost]

When formatting any PHP file that is in any directory except the project root, the formatter doesn't work and throws an error. In the output tab, I can see the error:

In ComposerJsonReader.php line 69:
                                        
  Failed to read file "composer.json".  

I think the problem is the introduction of @auto rulesets in php-cs-fixer v3.88.0. Though the problem only manifests in 3.88.1 and above, looks like this one turned on the @auto ruleset by default.

This feature tries to read the composer.json in my project to determine some rules dynamically. The problem is that the extension seems to always set the cwd to the directory of the file being edited:

runAsync: spawn /Users/moritz/projects/myproject/vendor/bin/php-cs-fixer
[
  "fix",
  "--using-cache=no",
  "--format=json",
  "--config=/Users/moritz/projects/myproject/.php-cs-fixer.php",
  "--path-mode=override",
  "/var/folders/t7/y6pmk9ts1hj4pkbl4msm10mw0000gn/T/pcf-tmp0.8335527005692916/SiteModule.php"
]
{
  "cwd": "/Users/moritz/projects/myproject/modules/Site",
  "shell": false
}

In the case above, I'm formatting a file modules/Site/SiteModule.php. The cwd is set to /Users/moritz/projects/myproject/modules/Site. Looks like the ComposerJsonReader just tries to read the composer.json from the current working directory: https://github.com/PHP-CS-Fixer/PHP-CS-Fixer/blob/master/src/ComposerJsonReader.php#L62-L78

This fails, so we get an error.

I think to fix this, the extension needs to always set the working directory to the project/workspace root, instead of the path of the file being formatted.

I haven't found a workaround except downgrading. I've tried setting @auto and @auto:risky to false in my .php-cs-fixer.php config, but that doesn't help.

[festo]

I have an issue that could be relevant. When I run the formatter on save, I get the following warning:

Unable to determine minimum supported PHP version from composer.json: Failed to read file "composer.json".

However the ./vendor/bin/php-cs-fixer fix does not return any error.

I have the following settings:

  "php-cs-fixer.executablePath": "${workspaceFolder}/vendor/bin/php-cs-fixer",
  "php-cs-fixer.onsave": true,

[SpikedCola]

I also am running into this issue. I get:

Unable to determine minimum PHP version supported by your project from composer.json: Failed to read file "composer.json".
If you need help while solving warnings, ask at https://github.com/PHP-CS-Fixer/PHP-CS-Fixer/discussions/, we will help you!

and it appears it is looking for a composer.json file in the cwd of the file being edited. If I create a composer.json file next to the file being edited, this goes away. The composer.json file in the root is not used. This makes the extension unusable for me.