[TASK] Allow PHPStan to use unlimited processes#1972
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I cannot see any real differences if I excute phpstan locally. I don't know if the number of processes is not defined, then they will be unlimited. If this is right, then the change looks good to me.
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Yes, then in that case the number of processes will be unlimited.
This will be most noticeable on machine with a lot of cores and with bigger projects.
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