some of the test file has double semicolon at the end of the line ";;".

// Mock the State service.
$memory_state = new State(new KeyValueMemoryFactory());;
$settings = Settings::getAll();
    $request = Request::create('/');;

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miteshmap created an issue. See original summary.

miteshmap’s picture

Status: Active » Needs review
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cilefen’s picture

Title: Remove Dobule semicolons at the end of line. » Some test files have double semicolons at the end of statements
Category: Task » Bug report
snehi’s picture

Status: Needs review » Reviewed & tested by the community

It works for me
RTBC now.

catch’s picture

Status: Reviewed & tested by the community » Needs review

Does this have a DrupalCS rule?

cilefen’s picture

@catch Evidently it does not.

$ phpcs --standard=Drupal -e|grep Semi
  Squiz.CSS.SemicolonSpacing
  Squiz.WhiteSpace.SemicolonSpacing
$ phpcs --standard=Drupal -e|grep End
  Drupal.Files.EndFileNewline
  Generic.Files.LineEndings
catch’s picture

Status: Needs review » Needs work

Thanks for checking.

We should create a DrupalCS/coder issue to add that rule, then once it's in (and DrupalCI is running against core) there'll be no way for core to regress. More at https://www.drupal.org/core/scope#coding-standards

Postponing on the DrupalCS rule.

catch’s picture

Status: Needs work » Postponed
naveenvalecha’s picture

Agree catch with #7 but there is lot of pending work around #1299710: [meta] Automate the coding-standards part of patch review so should not we push these issues in while drupalci will comeup with the support of coding standards

catch’s picture

Category: Bug report » Task

@naveenvalecha without a CS rule, none of the work in #1299710: [meta] Automate the coding-standards part of patch review will cover the changes in this issue.

naveenvalecha’s picture

#10
Yup Make sense

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quietone’s picture

Status: Postponed » Closed (duplicate)

That was supposed to be closed as duplicate.