Protokoll #23468

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        "command": "\/opt\/php-tools\/vendor\/bin\/php-cs-fixer fix \/var\/www\/dev.campus.systemische-tools.de\/src --dry-run --diff 2>&1 | head -40",
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        "stdout": "Unable to determine minimum PHP version supported by your project from composer.json: Failed to read file \"composer.json\".\nIf you need help while solving warnings, ask at https:\/\/github.com\/PHP-CS-Fixer\/PHP-CS-Fixer\/discussions\/, we will help you!\n\nPHP CS Fixer 3.92.3 Exceptional Exception by Fabien Potencier, Dariusz Ruminski and contributors.\nPHP runtime: 8.4.16\nLoaded config default.\n\n Do you want to create the config file? [yes]:\n  [0] yes\n  [1] no\n > PHP CS Fixer 3.92.3 Exceptional Exception by Fabien Potencier, Dariusz Ruminski and contributors.\nPHP runtime: 8.4.16\n\n [WARNING] This command is experimental                                         \n\n ! [NOTE] While we start, we must tell you that we put our diligence to NOT     \n !        change the meaning of your codebase.                                  \n !                                                                              \n !        Yet, some of the rules are explicitly _risky_ to apply. A rule is     \n !        _risky_ if it could change code behaviour, e.g. transforming `==` into\n !        `===` or removal of trailing whitespaces within multiline strings.    \n !                                                                              \n !        Such rules are improving your codebase even further, yet you shall    \n !        always review changes proposed by _risky_ rules carefully.            \n\n Do you want to enable _risky_ rules? [no]:\n  [0] yes\n  [1] no\n > \n ! [NOTE] We recommend usage of `@auto` rulesets. They take insights from your  \n !        existing `composer.json` to configure project the best:               \n\n * `@autoPHPMigration` - Migration rules to improve code towards the minimum ``PHP`` supported by your project (taken from ``composer.json`` file).\n * `@PER-CS` - Rules that follow `PER Coding Style (https:\/\/www.php-fig.org\/per\/coding-style\/)`_, Set is an alias for the latest revision of ``PER-CS`` rules - use it if you always want to be in sync with newest ``PER-CS`` standard.\n\n Do you want to use `@auto` ruleset? [yes]:\n  [0] yes\n  [1] no\n > \n Do you want to use any of other recommended ruleset? (multi-choice) [none]:",
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