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I'm not sure about this change. In the Symfony coding standards (http://symfony.com/doc/current/contributing/code/standards.html), the example shown does not include lining up the parameters. I'm also not sure if this is addressed specifically in PSR1 or PSR2. Is there a standard somewhere for this?
Thanks!
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First of all, we are talking about the example in
contributing/code/standards
, so of course does the current example not show that :)And to answer you question: It's done in all comments in the source code. It's also part of the, never finished, Symfony2 PHPdoc standards: symfony/symfony#4183
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Ha, of course - that's really funny :). Thanks @wouterj!