Report dead types even in multi-exception catch II #2399
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[closes phpstan/phpstan#7312] Co-authored-by: Jan Nedbal <janedbal@gmail.com>
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Yeah, let's try this, thank you :) |
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FYI I did a small fix (phpstan/phpstan#9406) - look at https://phpstan.org/r/9daa180b-9405-4e98-9b33-075e5464cbc4 - if See the fix: c587dd1 |
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This is rewrite of #2067. The tests are the same, but the implementation is rewritten.
The first commit is pure refactoring to make it more obvious what is actually happening without altering the behavior. The second commit contains the new behavior.