Hooks/PreGetPosts: add support for hook-ins using short arrays#564
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Yup, I expected that one. Rebased & force pushed. |
As VIPCS is currently using WPCS 2.x, we can use the WPCS `Sniff::find_array_open_close()` method to get the opener/closer for an array independently of the type of array (long/short). Once VIPCS implements PHPCSUtils, this method call should be swopped out for the PHPCSUtils `Arrays::getOpenClose()` method. Addresses #358 for the `PreGetPosts` sniff. Includes unit tests.
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As VIPCS is currently using WPCS 2.x, we can use the WPCS
Sniff::find_array_open_close()method to get the opener/closer for an array independently of the type of array (long/short).Once VIPCS implements PHPCSUtils, this method call should be swopped out for the PHPCSUtils
Arrays::getOpenClose()method.Addresses #358 for the
PreGetPostssniff.Includes unit tests.