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Description
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Bug report
When I increment the Array shapes of a class property that has more than one element, I get the following phpstan output:
Except for multidimensional arrays, it doesn't seem to occur if the initial values of the array shape are correctly assigned to the array.
Also, it does not occur when using array<>.
(from https://phpstan.org/r/1ccdd2ae-6def-45ba-8c01-c91c8f54ce8b)
Property HelloWorld::$test12 (array<int, array{value1: int, value2: int}>) does not accept array{array{value1: int}}.
Code snippet that reproduces the problem
class HelloWorld
{
/**
* @var array<string, array{stdClass, int}>
*/
public array $detectedCheat = [];
//If this function is actually executed, the php warning is obtained.
public function test(): void
{
$this->detectedCheat["playerName"][1]++;//error
}
}error
Property HelloWorld::$detectedCheat (array<string, array{stdClass, int}>) does not accept array{playerName: array{1: int}}.
https://phpstan.org/r/4f76a1f4-1e60-4d0e-a765-7f4ce90f2bcb
others codes(129 lines)
Property HelloWorld::$test11 (array{int, int}) does not accept default value of type array{}.
is not subject to this issuse.
https://phpstan.org/r/1ccdd2ae-6def-45ba-8c01-c91c8f54ce8b
Expected output
No error should occur.
Or, display undefined errors as needed.
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phpstan version
1.4.x-dev@b5e71db
phpstan/phpstan-src@b5e71db