I think this should be:

$request = new Request(
    ...,
    $_SERVER
);

It would lose the meaning though - this is showing that this is equivalent to the Request::createFromGlobals() method. I'm not that happy with it being formatted like this either, it now takes up too much vertical space even if it does avoid the horizontal scrolling. Something like:

$request = new Request(
    $_GET, $_POST, array(),
    $_COOKIE, $_FILES, $_SERVER
);

would avoid both of these but not be ok CS wise.

@richardmiller I think I reduced my example a bit to much. I mean this:

$request = new Request(
    $_GET,
    $_POST,
    array(),
    $_COOKIE,
    $_FILES,
    $_SERVER
);

The last parenthese is on the wrong line.

So it is, sorry, I misunderstood what you were saying, I've fixed it now