Auto download missing fixer

[soullivaneuh]

Create a command to auto download missing fixer between PHP-CS-Fixer stable, on StyleCI/master fork.

Related to #6 (comment).

[GrahamCampbell]

That won't work, because the fixer interface in 2.x might change from what it was in 1.x.

[GrahamCampbell]

And, actually, some stuff has changed internally in 2.x too, and more will change in the future too.

[GrahamCampbell]

The safest option is probably to actually just use StyleCI's php-cs-fixer fork.

[GrahamCampbell]

I'll be tagging v1.0.0 on there soon, so you shouldn't have to worry about me messing with the master branch anymore.

[GrahamCampbell]

I published it on packagist to make it easier to use.

[soullivaneuh]

That won't work, because the fixer interface in 2.x might change from what it was in 1.x.
And, actually, some stuff has changed internally in 2.x too, and more will change in the future too.

Yeah I think I'll have difficulties too. This is just a issue for now, we will see that later. 👍

I'll be tagging v1.0.0 on there soon, so you shouldn't have to worry about me messing with the master branch anymore.
I published it on packagist to make it easier to use.

I'm not sure of what you are talking. You published your fixer for php-cs-fixer 1.x?

[soullivaneuh]

I saw your repository: https://github.com/StyleCI/PHP-CS-Fixer

I'm asking the same questions: Why not just a repository with only your custom fixers with php-cs-fixer dependencies? This will permit to integrate it on this library with ease for example.

With this, I have to in any case parse fixers directories to manually get yours.

[soullivaneuh]

And BTW, a same php support as official version for this one would be great. Otherwise, I can't link your library.

[soullivaneuh]

ping @GrahamCampbell

What do you think about #10 (comment)?

[soullivaneuh]

StyleCI/PHP-CS-Fixer repository does not exist anymore.

@GrahamCampbell Any chance to have your custom fixer? Tell me if absolutely not, I'll close the issue in this case.