Closed dan-usatoday closed 1 year ago
@dan-usatoday Could you please check what the default PHP version is on your machine (the one registered in your PATH) ? I suspect that is a PHP version below 7.4 (in which arrow functions didn't exist yet).
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The Generic.PHP.Syntax sniff uses the PHP linter to find parse errors. If you want the sniff to use a different PHP version than the default version on your machine, you can tell PHPCS which PHP to use using --config-set php_path /path/to/php. Ref: https://github.com/squizlabs/PHP_CodeSniffer/wiki/Configuration-Options#setting-the-path-to-php
Generic.PHP.Syntax
--config-set php_path /path/to/php
Personally, I'd recommend using a dedicated linter, like PHP Parallel Lint, instead of using PHPCS for finding lint errors.
@dan-usatoday Could you please check what the default PHP version is on your machine (the one registered in your
PATH) ? I suspect that is a PHP version below 7.4 (in which arrow functions didn't exist yet).The
Generic.PHP.Syntaxsniff uses the PHP linter to find parse errors. If you want the sniff to use a different PHP version than the default version on your machine, you can tell PHPCS which PHP to use using--config-set php_path /path/to/php. Ref: https://github.com/squizlabs/PHP_CodeSniffer/wiki/Configuration-Options#setting-the-path-to-phpPersonally, I'd recommend using a dedicated linter, like PHP Parallel Lint, instead of using PHPCS for finding lint errors.