First, ensure your bin dir config is set in your composer.json like this

  "config": {
    "bin-dir": "bin",

Then install the current bleeding edge, run

composer require --dev lts/php-qa-ci:dev-master@dev

For Symfony - you can accept the prompts to run recipes, but you will then need to decide to either stick with Symfony defaults or the php-qa-ci default which are more extensive

If you decide to stick with the lts defaults, then you should remove the config files that the symfony recipe created. If you want to keep config files in your root directory, you can choose to symlink them to the php-qa-ci files, eg

Note that you should properly compare the files before doing this.

# revert to php-qa-ci PHPUnit configs
rm phpunit.xml.dist
ln -s vendor/lts/php-qa-ci/configDefaults/generic/phpunit.xml 

PHP-QA-CI is a quality assurance and continuous integration pipeline written in BASH that can be run both on the desktop as part of your development process and then also as part of a continuous integration (CI) pipeline.

It runs tools in a logical order and will fail as quickly as possible.

This package is written for and has only been tested on Linux.

Documentation is something of a work in progress, however you can find various docs in the ./docs folder

if you are running multiple PHP versions, you can specify which one to use like so:

export PHP_QA_CI_PHP_EXECUTABLE=/bin/php81

./bin/qa

or

PHP_QA_CI_PHP_EXECUTABLE=/bin/php81 ./bin/qa

This package was brought to you by Long Term Support LTD, a company run and founded by Joseph Edmonds

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