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Changelog updates:
rector.php
configuration file, Rector as a dev dependency in composer.json
, and integration into the project's testing scripts and GitHub workflow.to commit the new content to the CHANGELOG.md file, please type: '/update_changelog --pr_update_changelog.push_changelog_changes=true'
Category | Suggestions | ||
Maintainability |
Add a comment explaining the reason for skipping a specific rector rule.___ **Consider adding a comment explaining whyFlipTypeControlToUseExclusiveTypeRector is being skipped. This will help maintainers understand the decision and assess if it needs to be revisited in the future.** [rector.php [66-70]](https://github.com/MarjovanLier/XhprofTrace/pull/26/files#diff-d933a2ad57daa43419b483d3f1ddedaec7aa44933007fead9f9437390f596f4aR66-R70) ```diff +// Skipping FlipTypeControlToUseExclusiveTypeRector due to specific project requirements. $rectorConfig->skip( [ FlipTypeControlToUseExclusiveTypeRector::class, ] ); ```
| Group related rules or add comments to categorize them for better readability.___ **To improve the maintainability and readability of the configuration, consider groupingrelated rules together or adding comments to categorize them. This will make it easier for developers to navigate and understand the configuration's structure.** [rector.php [32-42]](https://github.com/MarjovanLier/XhprofTrace/pull/26/files#diff-d933a2ad57daa43419b483d3f1ddedaec7aa44933007fead9f9437390f596f4aR32-R42) ```diff +// Property rules $rectorConfig->rule(InlineConstructorDefaultToPropertyRector::class); -$rectorConfig->rule(RenameForeachValueVariableToMatchExprVariableRector::class); ... +// Coding style rules $rectorConfig->rule(SeparateMultiUseImportsRector::class); $rectorConfig->rule(SplitDoubleAssignRector::class); ``` | |
Best practice |
Ensure the script fails on any command error by setting
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**To ensure that the script fails immediately if any command within the pipeline fails, | ||
Add a step to check Rector command output for unapplied fixes or errors.___ **It's a good practice to add a step for checking the output of the Rector command for anyunapplied fixes or errors. This can be done by analyzing the exit code or the command output, ensuring that any necessary code quality improvements are not missed.** [.github/workflows/php.yml [127-130]](https://github.com/MarjovanLier/XhprofTrace/pull/26/files#diff-a73bb6555480a5ee79ae276a3f5d71a08fa316e09a4a8da7b643cf1e92c97df9R127-R130) ```diff - name: Run rector for code quality id: rector if: steps.psalm.outcome == 'success' run: composer test:rector + continue-on-error: true +- name: Check rector output + if: steps.rector.outcome == 'failure' + run: echo "Rector found issues that need to be addressed." ```
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User description
Summary
This Merge Request (MR) introduces Rector, a tool for automated code quality enhancements, into the project. Rector is a PHP tool that applies rules to refactor and improve the codebase, ensuring adherence to coding standards and best practices.
Context and Background
Maintaining a high code quality standard is crucial for a software project's long-term maintainability and stability. Manually enforcing coding standards and refactoring code can be time-consuming and error-prone. Rector automates this process, allowing developers to focus on core functionality while ensuring a consistent, high-quality codebase.
Problem Description
Enforcing coding standards and applying code quality improvements across the project without an automated tool like Rector can be tedious and error-prone. This can lead to consistency in the codebase and make it easier to maintain and extend over time.
Solution Description
Rector is introduced as a development dependency in the project's
composer.json
file. A new configuration file,rector.php
, is added to define the rules and sets of rules Rector should apply to the codebase. These rules cover various aspects of code quality, including coding style, dead code elimination, early return optimization, PHP version compatibility, type declaration, naming conventions, and more.A new script command,
test:rector
is added to thecomposer.json
file, allowing developers to run Rector in dry-run mode to preview the changes before applying them.The GitHub Actions workflow in
.github/workflows/php.yml
is updated to include a new step that runs Rector after the Psalm static analysis tool has been completed successfully.List of Changes
rector.php
: Configuration file for Rector, specifying the rules and sets of rules to apply.composer.json
: Rector added as a development dependency, and a newtest:rector
script command added..github/workflows/php.yml
: A new step was added to run Rector in the GitHub Actions workflow.localTest.sh
: Command added to require Rector as a development dependency.Type
enhancement, documentation
Description
rector.php
.localTest.sh
to include Rector as a development dependency for PHP 8.1.composer.json
and included a new script commandtest:rector
for running Rector in dry-run mode.Changes walkthrough
rector.php
Introduce Rector Configuration for Automated Code Quality Enhancements
rector.php
quality improvements.
Rector.
php.yml
Enable Rector in GitHub Actions Workflow for Code Quality Checks
.github/workflows/php.yml
Psalm analysis.
localTest.sh
Update Local Testing Script to Include Rector Dependency
localTest.sh
PHP 8.1.
composer.json
Add Rector Dependency and Script Command in composer.json
composer.json
test:rector
to run Rector in dry-runmode.
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