Filter: files without extension are no longer ignored if the path is passed in directly #1022
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Description
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Added:
Files without extension can now be scanned if the path is passed in directly.
- Previously, files without extension would always be ignored.
- Now, files with no extension are checked if explicitly passed on the command line or specified in a ruleset.
- Files without extension will still be ignored when scanning directories recursively.
Related issues/external references
Fixes squizlabs/PHP_CodeSniffer#2916