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Symfony comes with a great shortcut support for all commands e.g. this is the
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same like the last command above:
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```bash
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composer exec -- t3-cs s -d=Build -r=php-cs-fixer
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```
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Update the `.editorconfig`:
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```bash
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composer exec t3-cs u
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```
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Running the script directly not using Composer:
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```bash
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vendor/bin/typo3-coding-standards setup
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```
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Of course this assumes the binaries are installed by Composer at the default
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location `vendor/bin`. That's why we recommend using `composer exec` in the
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first place becaue Composer is aware of the correct location.
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## Executing the PHP-CS-Fixer
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Once you've followed the step above, running PHP CS Fixer works like this:
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composer exec php-cs-fixer
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```
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Leave a note on how you set it up on GitHub Actions or GitLab CI/CD so this
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document can be even more helpful for everybody.
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Have a look at our GitHub Actions [Continuous Integration workflow](https://github.com/TYPO3/coding-standards/blob/main/.github/workflows/continuous-integration.yml)
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to get an idea on how to automate your testing workflows using this package.
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