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[Webhooks] Code generation: update services and models #816
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request updates the generated code for various webhook services and models. The changes are primarily stylistic, including minor syntax adjustments in ObjectSerializer.php files and PHPDoc comment formatting in CapabilitySettings.php, triggered by an update to the OpenAPI specification.
Highlights
- Code Style Refinements: Standardized
foreachloop syntax and converted multi-lineifstatements to single-line inObjectSerializer.phpacross multiple webhook modules. - PHPDoc Formatting: Applied minor formatting adjustments to PHPDoc
@paramtags withinCapabilitySettings.php. - Automated Update: These changes are the result of an automated code generation process, reflecting updates to the underlying OpenAPI specification.
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Code Review
This pull request appears to be an automated code generation update. While mostly formatting, it introduces several violations of the PSR-12 coding standard across multiple ObjectSerializer.php files. Specifically, foreach loops are missing a space after the keyword, and if statements have been condensed to a single line without braces. These changes harm code readability and consistency. I have provided suggestions to align the code with PSR-12 standards.
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According to the PSR-12 standard, there must be a single space after the foreach keyword. This improves code readability and maintains a consistent style across the codebase.
foreach ($data as $property => $value) {
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According to the PSR-12 standard, if structures must have their body enclosed in braces, and the statement should be on a new line. This ensures clarity and prevents potential issues with logic when adding more statements in the future.
if (!is_string($timestamp)) { return $timestamp; }
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According to the PSR-12 standard, there must be a single space after the foreach keyword. This improves code readability and maintains a consistent style across the codebase.
foreach ($data as $property => $value) {
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According to the PSR-12 standard, if structures must have their body enclosed in braces, and the statement should be on a new line. This ensures clarity and prevents potential issues with logic when adding more statements in the future.
if (!is_string($timestamp)) { return $timestamp; }
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According to the PSR-12 standard, there must be a single space after the foreach keyword. This improves code readability and maintains a consistent style across the codebase.
foreach ($data as $property => $value) {
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According to the PSR-12 standard, if structures must have their body enclosed in braces, and the statement should be on a new line. This ensures clarity and prevents potential issues with logic when adding more statements in the future.
if (!is_string($timestamp)) { return $timestamp; }
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According to the PSR-12 standard, there must be a single space after the foreach keyword. This improves code readability and maintains a consistent style across the codebase.
foreach ($data as $property => $value) {
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According to the PSR-12 standard, if structures must have their body enclosed in braces, and the statement should be on a new line. This ensures clarity and prevents potential issues with logic when adding more statements in the future.
if (!is_string($timestamp)) { return $timestamp; }
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According to the PSR-12 standard, there must be a single space after the foreach keyword. This improves code readability and maintains a consistent style across the codebase.
foreach ($data as $property => $value) {
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According to the PSR-12 standard, if structures must have their body enclosed in braces, and the statement should be on a new line. This ensures clarity and prevents potential issues with logic when adding more statements in the future.
if (!is_string($timestamp)) { return $timestamp; }
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OpenAPI spec files or templates have been modified on 15-08-2025 by commit.