• Progress output now shows E and W in green when a file has fixable errors or warnings
  • Only supported if colors are enabled
• PHPCBF no longer produces verbose output by default (request #699)
  • Use the -v command line argument to show verbose fixing output
  • Use the -q command line argument to disable verbose information if enabled by default
• PHPBF now prints a summary report after fixing files
  • Report shows files that were fixed, how many errors were fixed, and how many remain
• PHPCBF now supports the -p command line argument to print progress information
  • Prints a green F for files where fixes occurred
  • Prints a red E for files that could not be fixed due to an error
  • Use the -q command line argument to disable progress information if enabled by default
• Running unit tests using --verbose no longer throws errors
• Fixed shell error appearing on some systems when trying to find executable paths
• Includes all changes from the 2.7.0 release