Laravel Pint offers a zero-configuration setup and is tailored specifically for Laravel projects, streamlining code style fixing by leveraging PHP CS Fixer with pre-set configurations that align with Laravel's coding standards.
It simplifies the process, making it more convenient and efficient for Laravel developers to maintain consistent code style without needing to manage detailed configurations.
So if I have an already working huge php cs fixer configuration, installing Laravel Pint on top of it, would not bring any huge advantages, am I right?
If you already have a comprehensive PHP CS Fixer configuration in place for your project, adding Laravel Pint won't provide substantial additional benefits, as Pint's main advantage is simplifying configuration setup, which you've already addressed.
