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      src: going down in style test drive · 49e65b7a
      Franco Fichtner authored
      This applies most of PSR2 to the login page, dashboard and widgets.
      We do this in order to find out whether the style apply is consistent
      and free of errors.  Let's see, shall we?  :)
      49e65b7a
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      inc/legacy: tmp_path refactor and the adventure down the rabbit hole · 559e42e0
      Franco Fichtner authored
      * Renamed pfsense-utils.inc to legacy.inc, which can cause issues
        on git auto-mount developer machines.  Be wary.
      
      * Removed '/usr/local/www/' prefix from require statements that
        should never use absolute paths (unless you are never going to
        move files, but we already did...).
      
      * Remove an unhealthy function that wrote arbitrary PHP files and then
        style checked them, twice.
      
      * The usual license cleanups so that the headers are easy to read
        and actually make you want to see the rest of the file because of it.
      
      * Code style, indent and obvious bug fix (missed unlock in return path).
      559e42e0
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      4b01b9d3
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      src: migrate the version file to a new home · 797b0e64
      Franco Fichtner authored
      We now use /usr/local/opnsense/version/xxx as our version database.
      Apart from the core package, opnsense-update(8) also puts its own
      version information in there.  To stay somewhat consistent, the
      version file should resemble the package name, even though that
      looks strange in our case: /usr/local/opnsense/version/opnsense.
      It's just that /usr/local/etc is too open and might clash with
      other things in the future.
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