Some DocBlocks, comments, formatting because why not try?

[marcusmoore]

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[cryptiklemur]

Its actually a good idea to put this in your global gitignore, instead of the project one, as not everyone uses phpstorm

[ericvanjohnson]

What would it matter if someone wasn't using phpStorm? It just wouldn't do anything. What if someone was using phpStorm and didn't have this in their global gitignore? (<= Rhetorical question)

I don't see any harm having it here.

[cryptiklemur]

It adds stuff to the gitignore that isn't necessary.

project gitignores are meant to house things that should be ignored for that specific project

[ericvanjohnson]

I think you are being overly critical. I will restate my original opinion, I don't see any harm having it here.

[cryptiklemur]

I'm not being critical at all, i'm simply offering an point of view that is commonly accepted by the open source community.

https://github.com/laravel/framework/blob/4.2/.gitignore
https://github.com/symfony/symfony/blob/2.7/.gitignore

just two of the biggest OS php projects out there, as reference.

[ericvanjohnson]

Noted, thank you

[marcusmoore]

Whoa! I honestly didn't know (or forgot) about a global gitignore file. This is news to me and as Eric said, noted.

I can go either way.

Thanks for the input.

[cryptiklemur]

Theres a really good repo by github, https://github.com/github/gitignore/ that's got a lot of good gitignore information.

They list all of the IDE and system specific ones in the Global directory.

Its a pretty good resource.

[ericvanjohnson]

Yeah we cloned it to the SDPHP Repo sometime ago to bring it to peoples attention

https://github.com/sdphp/gitignore

[cryptiklemur]

You guys should look at switching to following PSR-2

[marcusmoore]

A big part of why I threw this out there is to get a discussion going like this.
I'm inclined to believe that this isn't following any sort of standard because it's from a study-group where the participants are at varying levels of skill.
I know that I didn't commit to the PSR-2 standard because I never have before but I'll be looking into it in the next few days.

Thank you again.

[cryptiklemur]

I'm inclined to believe that this isn't following any sort of standard because it's from a study-group where the participants are at varying levels of skill.

Yeah, good to start the process of following standards easier though.

It wont fit in the scope of this PR to migrate to the PSR-2 standard, but, it would definitely make it easier for newcomers to hop on the project.