I want to perform a check for all php files in my project directory to see if they are compatible with PHP 7.
I installed PHPCompatibility as a phpcs standard and I realised that variations such as .class.php, .lib.php .inc.php
were skipped using only --extensions=php or not specifying any --extensions as per the examples bellow
1) No --extensions
phpcs -p -s -v --standard=PHPCompatibility /Users/natalisilverio/Sites/php7/ --runtime-set testVersion 7.0 --report-file=phpcs-noExtensions.txt
2) --extensions=php
phpcs -p -s -v --standard=PHPCompatibility /Users/natalisilverio/Sites/php7/ --runtime-set testVersion 7.0 --extensions=php --report-file=phpcs-phpExtensions.txt
3) Multiple --extensions
phpcs -p -s -v --standard=PHPCompatibility /Users/natalisilverio/Sites/php7/ --runtime-set testVersion 7.0 --extensions=php,inc.php,lib.php,class.php --report-file=phpcs-multipleExtensions.txt
If I target a specific directory that has an .class.php file and set --extensions=.class.php as an extension I get it listed on my report
phpcs -p -s -v --standard=PHPCompatibility /Users/natalisilverio/Sites/php7/ --runtime-set testVersion 7.0 --extensions=class.php --report-file=phpcs-classExtensions.txt
I have many 3rd party plugins and I cannot tell which variation they would be using, so I would like to know which is the correct way to correctly check my project folder recursively without setting multiple extensions variations for .php files