This tool is not well-maintained anymore, and it has no PER2 coding standard, which is a blocker for us moving to PER2.
PHP-CS-Fixer already has a PER2 coding standard. If we use PHP-CS-Fixer on PER2 and PHP_CodeSniffer on PSR12 (the latest available standard there), both tools would keep overwriting each other's changes endlessly, and they would never agree on the correct formatting.
This tool is not well-maintained anymore, and it has no PER2 coding standard, which is a blocker for us moving to PER2.
PHP-CS-Fixer already has a PER2 coding standard. If we use PHP-CS-Fixer on PER2 and PHP_CodeSniffer on PSR12 (the latest available standard there), both tools would keep overwriting each other's changes endlessly, and they would never agree on the correct formatting.