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error : "Could not open input file: analyze" #6
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fired up the debugger and it seems the "phpstan-get-executable" returns null, which leads to this error message. Seems having phpstan installed globally is not supported, right ? |
I'll let you see if this is a good way to handle this use case, but adding this line let me link phpstan-executable to the absolute path of phpstan. Otherwise, it was ignored : emacs-php#6
@kermorgant Thank you for pointing that out. Now I am on a journey to visit my old friend, so I apologize that I can not respond at once. |
Hi,
Thank you for your work on this package.
I'm been using spacemacs (develop branch) and phpstan separately for some time, but after having discovered this package, I wanted to give it a try.
I tried with phpstan installed globally and falled back to docker, but had the same error on both attempts
Can that error message tell what is wrong with my setup ?
I'm using this in .dir-locals.el
Then, I've begun a private php layer where I initialize some things and which could contain the source of this error, but it is more a spacemacs thing so I'lle leave it out for now.
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