What does it do?
It’s a tool to automatically refactor your project to follow coding standards – for example @var annotations – and to upgrade your codebase from any legacy version of PHP to any given newer version.
Congrats again u/Thomas_Votruba on this new release.
I feel like every major libs / frameworks should go all in and require all of their updates to be shipped with the related rector set. As a regular dev I know I would tremendously benefit from it rather than “experimental niche feature n°45”.
You and the rector contributors are single handedly pushing the whole ecosystem to go forward by removing the lazy developers and the “we don’t have time for that” managers out of the equation.
If they could recognize the power rector can have on the adoption of their own projects and contribute even more to it that would be awesome, for everyone IMO.
You and the rector contributors are single handedly pushing the whole ecosystem to go forward by removing the lazy developers and the “we don’t have time for that” managers out of the equation.
Sadly this will never be true – while automatic refactoring tools can give the appearance of zero-cost updates, in practice almost any change that alters a file’s AST can break things in unexpected ways – relevant XKCD.
Any support for laravel/lumen
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