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Copied the rules from the Doctrine CS directly to our own ruleset, removing the
dependency on the Doctrine CS. This allowed me to upgrade the Slevomat rules,
otherwise we'll have to wait for an update of the Doctrine CS.

Dropped support for PHP 7.4, because we no longer use it.

Copied the rules from the Doctrine CS directly to our own ruleset, removing the
dependency on the Doctrine CS. This allowed me to upgrade the Slevomat rules,
otherwise we'll have to wait for an update of the Doctrine CS.
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Is it really worth to decouple from the Doctrine coding standards just to adopt those latest Slevomat rules?

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It is if we want to use PHP 8.1 features. We could also wait though, work has been done on the Doctrine side, but of course I don't know when a release is due. We could also include doctrine CS dev-10.0.x

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Closing in favour of #14

@frankverhoeven frankverhoeven deleted the upgrade-slevomat-cs branch July 28, 2022 11:34
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