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$this->assertSame( ['' => ['Value must be no less than 5.']], $result->getErrorMessagesIndexedByPath(), );
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$this->assertSame( ['' => ['Value must be no less than 5.']], $result->getErrorMessagesIndexedByPath() );
The first option is already used for array elements, but not automated.
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I like the first. The same about a function parameters declaration.
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First one. It's more consistent with arrays:
$array = [ 'foo', 'boo', ];
and it easier/more friendly to developer - needs less actions when move last item:
1st way is good to go.
https://docs.styleci.io/fixers#trailing_comma_in_multiline_call
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Trailing comma after last argument (if they are split into multiple lines):
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The first option is already used for array elements, but not automated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: