Add PHP CS Fixer and Support Checkov Configuration files#2713
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Pull Request Overview
This PR provides the release notes for July 2026, covering the addition of PHP CS Fixer and Checkov configuration file support. Although the documentation changes satisfy the functional requirements and the Codacy analysis is 'up to standards', there is a discrepancy between the PR title—which implies functional code changes—and the actual contents, which are documentation-only. Additionally, the PR description remains empty. Minor copy-editing suggestions have been provided for the release note files to ensure idiomatic phrasing and proper punctuation.
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- The PR description is empty. It is best practice to provide context or a brief summary of the changes being introduced, even for documentation updates.
- The PR title is misleading as it implies the implementation of PHP CS Fixer and Checkov support, while the changes are limited to documentation (release notes). Please update the title to reflect that this is a documentation PR.
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| ## Now Checkov supports configuration files | ||
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| Codacy now recognizes `.checkov.yaml` and `.checkov.yml` as valid Checkov configuration files. If your repository already has one of these files, Codacy will automatically pick it up during analysis — but don't forget, you need to enable the configuration file in the Repository > Code Patterns > Checkov > "Use Checkov configuration file found in the repository" |
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Nitpick: The sentence is missing a terminal period.
| Codacy now recognizes `.checkov.yaml` and `.checkov.yml` as valid Checkov configuration files. If your repository already has one of these files, Codacy will automatically pick it up during analysis — but don't forget, you need to enable the configuration file in the Repository > Code Patterns > Checkov > "Use Checkov configuration file found in the repository" | |
| Codacy now recognizes `.checkov.yaml` and `.checkov.yml` as valid Checkov configuration files. If your repository already has one of these files, Codacy will automatically pick it up during analysis — but don't forget, you need to enable the configuration file in the Repository > Code Patterns > Checkov > "Use Checkov configuration file found in the repository". |
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| ### 2026 {.release-series} | ||
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| - [Adding PHP CS Fixer and Add Support to Checkov Configuration files July, 2026](cloud/cloud-2026-07-adding-phpcsfixer-checkov-config-files.md) |
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Nitpick: The link title should use parallel structure and the correct preposition.
| - [Adding PHP CS Fixer and Add Support to Checkov Configuration files July, 2026](cloud/cloud-2026-07-adding-phpcsfixer-checkov-config-files.md) | |
| - [Adding PHP CS Fixer and support for Checkov configuration files July, 2026](cloud/cloud-2026-07-adding-phpcsfixer-checkov-config-files.md) |
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