PHPUnit 8 Shift #5
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Since PHP 5.4 the short array syntax replaces `array()` with `[]`. If you do not wish to adopt this syntax you can use [git revert][1] to undo these changes. [1]: https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/undoing-changes/git-revert
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ℹ️ PHPUnit 8 now enables resolution of test dependencies by default. This was optionally introduced in PHPUnit 7.2. If necessary, you can configure this from the command line or within |
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ℹ️ PHPUnit 8 now enables caching of test results by default. This was optionally introduced in PHPUnit 7.3. If necessary, you can configure this from the command line or within |
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This pull request contains changes for upgrading to PHPUnit 8 automated by the PHPUnit 8 Shift.
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