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While testing #2992, I really missed an option to clear the cache, but allow for it to be set.
The --no-cache option only tells PHPCS to not use the cache for that particular run.
It doesn't clear an existing cache file, or in case of the temp directory being used: clear all existing cache files, as those can accumulate to be quite a large number of files quickly.
Please consider this a feature request for a CLI argument to clear the cache(s) to be added.
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I can't find where the cache files are being stored. Is there a command to retrieve the cache directory?
@frankgraave The cache is being stored in the system temp directory, unless you set a specific cache directory either via the command line --cache[=<cacheFile> or set the same in your custom ruleset.
While testing #2992, I really missed an option to clear the cache, but allow for it to be set.
The
--no-cache
option only tells PHPCS to not use the cache for that particular run.It doesn't clear an existing cache file, or in case of the temp directory being used: clear all existing cache files, as those can accumulate to be quite a large number of files quickly.
Please consider this a feature request for a CLI argument to clear the cache(s) to be added.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: