Composer: tweak PHPCS version constraint #152
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Potherca
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Jan 31, 2022
Some of the early PHPCS 3.x versions did not support external standards correctly, so using this plugin with those would always run into trouble, so let's just make it explicit that `3.0.0`, `3.0.1` and `3.0.2` are not supported.
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Just came across issue #33 and based on the discussion in that issue, which references upstream fixes needing to be made which only got released in PHPCS 3.1.0, I do think upping the minimum for the 3.x branch to |
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Some of the early PHPCS 3.x versions did not support external standards correctly, so using this plugin with those would always run into trouble, so let's just make it explicit that
3.0.0and3.0.1are not supported.3.0.2should be fine, though IIRC, even3.1.0contained some fixes for external standard support, so we could choose to up this to^3.1.0to be on the safe side.