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Hello, the configuration you posted is invalid: $messenger->bus('first_bus')
->middleware('some_middleware')
->middleware('some_other_middleware')
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$messenger->bus('second_bus')
->middleware('some_middleware')
->middleware('some_other_middleware')
; |
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Again, this is just an example. I say in general 🙂 (see updated description for example) |
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https://cs.symfony.com/doc/rules/whitespace/method_chaining_indentation.html? |
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That's the thing we would like to be supported. But that would require some kind of annotation on each method to tell if the indentation should be incremented or decremented. |
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@GromNaN is there any open discussion on this or anything to start with? Maybe I could think of engaging. |
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I haven't searched, I'll let you check in php-cs-fixer project. |
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Hi, I wonder if there is any automatic tool or whatever to keep php config files with the proper indentation and, as a consequence, the readability.
Example:
Before:
After:
From pros and cons of using php configs this one is definitely a disadvantage. In yaml, inappropriate indentation would crash the app. In php files however, the indentation doesn't matter so some devs don't care and an automatic tool fixing this would be nice.
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