[BUGFIX] Try composer autoload of tool installation folder first#268
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Seems like a phpcs update is the reason |
"fractor" as a tool may/should not be installed as a project dependency, but live separately. Hence, the authoritative composer autoload is the one where the tool has been installed to. For legacy reasons the project's autoload information is kept as a fallback. Resolves: andreaswolf#264
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"fractor" as a tool may/should not be installed as a project dependency, but live separately.
Hence, the authoritative composer autoload is the
one where the tool has been installed to.
For legacy reasons the project's autoload information is kept as a fallback.
Resolves: #264