build: enable npm for php/python builds #1133
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) Fixes #1134 🦕 Removes the commit body and relative PR# from the commit message. For example, for this commit: 9763f20 `post-processor-changes.txt` would contain ``` build: enable npm for php/python builds Source-Link: 9763f20 ``` instead of ``` build: enable npm for php/python builds (#1133) * build: enable npm for php/python builds * update comment Source-Link: 9763f20 ```
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One of the nicer code formatting tools I've found for PHP is, interestingly enough, written in node: https://github.com/prettier/plugin-php
I was hoping to use it as part of our synth scripts to help smooth over some recent changes from the microgenerator. Ultimately I think I'd like to work this into the microgenerator, but am hoping this would be an acceptable alternative until then.
These additions are copied over from node's build file and based upon reviewing the changes here. If there is a more appropriate way to achieve this here or we'd prefer to have a separate build file for PHP, please let me know, but it seemed relatively low impact to include this for python as well.