Enhances codesniffer-run to detect and use a local phpcs.xml.#69
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Enhances codesniffer-run to detect and use a local phpcs.xml.#69
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Adds a `-r Standard` | `-r rules.xml` command line option to manually specify the coding standard to use. Also adds the ability to manually specify dirs/files to sniff instead of the defaults. Combined, this should about make it a complete replacement for the default `phpcs` command with "better" defaults across the board. Closes #67.
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Enhances codesniffer-run to detect and use a local phpcs.xml.
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Adds a
-r Standard|-r rules.xmlcommand line option to manually specify the coding standard to use.Also adds the ability to manually specify dirs/files to sniff instead of the defaults.
Combined, this should about make it a complete replacement for the default
phpcscommand with "better" defaults across the board.Closes #67.