alt Hacker News1. Just add phpcsfixer and phpstan like any sane project
2. If you use phpunit class in prod code, you deserve to get a fatal error
1. Just add phpcsfixer and phpstan like any sane project
2. If you use phpunit class in prod code, you deserve to get a fatal error
1. Both tools will not catch it, you need something like https://github.com/maglnet/ComposerRequireChecker
2. That doesn’t apply to PHPUnit specifically, but if you, for example, import PHP-cs-fixer as dev dependency, it will bring symfony/console, and if you rely on that on your own code without importing it on composer.json as a regular dependency, the class will be missing when you composer install for production.