Hi,On the following code, from my understanding, the issue is raised against "require_once(...", correct?If so, isn't it a false positive? If so, could you please handle this case?Thank youRegards,David RACODONFreelance QA ConsultantLinkedIn | Twitter
Hello,It seems to me that the rule description is self-explanatory: http://nemo.sonarqube.org/coding_rules#rule_key=php%3AS2036.Here is the origin of the rule (as its tag "psr1" indicates): http://www.php-fig.org/psr/psr-1/. See the paragraph 2.3 Side-effects.If you think that this part of the PSR1 convention has been mis-interpreted, please explain.Regards,Linda. On 6 May 2015 at 14:39, David Racodon <[hidden email]> wrote:Hi,On the following code, from my understanding, the issue is raised against "require_once(...", correct?If so, isn't it a false positive? If so, could you please handle this case?Thank youRegards,David RACODONFreelance QA ConsultantLinkedIn | Twitter