PHP 8.0 | Keywords/NewKeywords: detect the new match keyword (RFC)
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PHP 8.0 introduced match expressions. What with originally still supporting a wide range of PHPCS versions, detection of match expressions would need a lot of custom logic, so this would get a separate sniff (which I had as WIP locally). However, now support for PHPCS < 3.7.1 has been dropped, detection of the keyword can be handled by the `NewKeywords` sniff. Includes the tests I had originally set up for the separate sniff. Refs: * https://wiki.php.net/rfc/match_expression_v2 * php/php-src#5371 * php/php-src@9fa1d13 Related to 809
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PHP 8.0 introduced match expressions.
What with originally still supporting a wide range of PHPCS versions, detection of match expressions would need a lot of custom logic, so this would get a separate sniff (which I had as WIP locally).
However, now support for PHPCS < 3.7.1 has been dropped, detection of the keyword can be handled by the
NewKeywordssniff. Includes the tests I had originally set up for the separate sniff.Refs:
Related to #809