Use cs2pr; remove composer-patches dependency #15
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There's another way to get PHPCS annotations on PRs, by using cs2pr. The use of composer-patches isn't great. I didn't know at the time, but all packages that require this package attempt to apply the patches specified here. Not ideal.
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The main way to get PHPCS annotations on PRs is by using cs2pr.
The use of composer-patches isn't great. I didn't know at the time of my earlier PR, but all packages that require this package (wp-namespace-autoloader) attempt to apply the patches specified here. Not ideal.
cs2pr actually references work I did on the report type approach, which is nice! I don't understand why phpcs haven't merged the PR that was being applied here by composer-patches.
*to^3.6(current)