Dmitri Goosens

hi @jakzal you were faster... I just ran the same check and came to the same conclusion 1.4.6 is the latest version of phpstan I'm currently checking the level param...

@jakzal @laryjulien so just ran it on some dummy project: ```bash docker run -it --rm -v "$(pwd):/project" jakzal/phpqa:php7.4 phpstan analyse /project/src -l1 # reports 346 issues docker run -it --rm...

mmmmh... `jakzal/phpqa:php7.4` does report more errors than `jakzal/phpqa:1.66-php7.4` but I'm running it on a Symfony project with doctrine so the `phpstan/extension-installer` might explain that as it was not present in...

well, that is quite normal actually phpqa comes with all the phpstan extensions - phpstan-deprecation-rules - phpstan-ergebnis-rules - phpstan-strict-rules - phpstan-doctrine - phpstan-phpunit - phpstan-symfony - phpstan-beberlei-assert - etc etc...

> Is the only way forward to remove the extension installer? I think it is... but it would probably also be better to remove all the extensions Part of them...

I have not tested all the extensions but at least for the symfony and doctrine extensions the extension-installer is required Without it, the extensions won't work

I just like to have an up to date git --log in a CLI window... Created a bash alias with this command: ```bash while true; do clear; git log --oneline...

@albocc depends how fast you commit... lol

I use this git/bash command to list the files that have been modified between two commits: ```bash git log --name-only --pretty=oneline --full-index %%COMMIT-N%%..%%COMMIT%% | grep -vE '^[0-9a-f]{40} ' | sort...

probably the only feature I'm missing;...