fix cs

src/Bundle/ChillMainBundle/Form/Type/PickCivilityType.php

@@ -35,16 +35,16 @@ class PickCivilityType extends AbstractType
             ->setDefault(
                 'choice_label',
                 function (Civility $civility): string {
-                return $this->translatableStringHelper->localize($civility->getName());
-            }
+                    return $this->translatableStringHelper->localize($civility->getName());
+                }
             )
             ->setDefault(
                 'query_builder',
                 static function (EntityRepository $er): QueryBuilder {
-                return $er->createQueryBuilder('c')
-                    ->where('c.active = true')
-                    ->orderBy('c.order');
-            },
+                    return $er->createQueryBuilder('c')
+                        ->where('c.active = true')
+                        ->orderBy('c.order');
+                },
             )
             ->setDefault('placeholder', 'choose civility')
             ->setDefault('class', Civility::class);

src/Bundle/ChillThirdPartyBundle/Entity/ThirdParty.php

@@ -69,12 +69,13 @@ use function spl_object_hash;
  * Categories are managed in the database. The Chill administrator may create or desactivate categories.
  *
  * Types are also a way to categorize the thirdparties, but this is done **into the code**, through
- * @link{Chill\ThirdPartyBundle\ThirdPartyType\ThirdPartyTypeProviderInterface}. The type is stored into the
+ *
+ * @see{Chill\ThirdPartyBundle\ThirdPartyType\ThirdPartyTypeProviderInterface}. The type is stored into the
  * database by a Php array, mapped by a jsonb into the database. This has one advantage: it is easily searchable.
  *
  * As the list of type is hardcoded into database, it is more easily searchable. (for chill 2.0, the
- * @link{Chill\ThirdPartyBundle\Form\Type\PickThirdPartyDynamicType} does not support it yet, but
- * the legacy @link{Chill\ThirdPartyBundle\Form\Type\PickThirdPartyType} does.
+ * @see{Chill\ThirdPartyBundle\Form\Type\PickThirdPartyDynamicType} does not support it yet, but
+ * the legacy @see{Chill\ThirdPartyBundle\Form\Type\PickThirdPartyType} does.
  *
  * The difference between categories and types is transparent for user: they choose the same fields into the UI, without
  * noticing a difference.