Webservices.nl coding standards... Part two

When working with database entities, should the property annotated with @id always be at the top?
Yes, it's the id!
No, it should be ordered as the other variables!
GrumPHP: take it or leave it?
Let's keep it!
Let's keep it! But change a few things
No more room for GrumPHP
Other
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When different return types are possible, what should the @return tag show?
@return null|string
@return string|null
@return mixed
Other
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Before commiting, run the PHPStorm inspector and make sure no error is introduced
Yes
No
Merge request cannot be accepted if ANY test is failing
Yes
No
Should the last element in an array be followed by a comma or not?
Yes
No
How many developers should accept a merge request?
1
2
Everyone else not directly involved in the development
@return void and @return null annotations should be omitted from phpdocs
Yes
No
Should commit messages end with a dot?
Yes
No
When concatenating multiple lines, where should the final semicolon (;) be?
At the end of the last line
On a new line
When concatenating multiple lines with operators (such as . && || ....), where should the operator be?
At the beginning the next line
At the end of the current line
Yoda speak?
Yes
No
Doc block! Should the various parts of the annotations be aligned?
Yes
No
Speaking of alignment... Should the various elements in an array be aligned as well?
Yes
No
Once a subtask has been finished and it includes several commits, should it be squashed to a single one or not?
Yes
No
Other
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