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This PR isn't showing any changes, but it looks like the commit is here: classmarkets@49429f1 Looks like a good change, so I'll merge it in if you can add that code to the PR. |
I guess changing branch names after submitting a pull request isn't a good idea :) |
Thanks for doing that. Merged cleanly now. |
jrfnl added a commit to jrfnl/PHP_CodeSniffer that referenced this pull request Jul 29, 2024
…-embeddedphp-support-short-open-tag Squiz/EmbeddedPhp: add support for short open tag and various bug fixes
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PHP_CodeSniffer_Reports_Fullassumes that line numbers in the report are numeric. This isn't always the case. We use this class to display custom reports and that yield line ranges, such as "112 - 118".So, if a report has two messages, for lines "156 - 172" and "27", the width for the line column is determined as 2, because "27" > "156 - 172".
This PR calculates the actual maximum string length.