2.19.2

What's Changed

Backward Compatibility Enhancement

This release adds backward compatibility for method-level InjectInterface+Qualifier attributes on single-parameter setter methods, and improves naming consistency for deprecated code.

New: BcParameterQualifier

• Automatically applies method-level InjectInterface+Qualifier attributes to parameters for single-parameter setters
• Restores backward compatibility for code using combined attributes like #[FakeLogDbInject]
• Only applies when attribute supports Attribute::TARGET_PARAMETER (distinguishes from Provider pattern)
• Located in src-deprecated/di/ and marked as @deprecated

Example (now works):

#[FakeLogDbInject]  // InjectInterface + Qualifier
public function setDb(ExtendedPdoInterface $pdo) { }

Recommended Modern Approach:

#[Inject]
public function setDb(#[FakeLogDb] ExtendedPdoInterface $pdo) { }

Naming Improvements:

• Renamed: LegacyStringParser → BcStringParser for consistency
• All backward compatibility code now uses Bc prefix (Backward Compatibility)
• Clearer, more concise naming throughout deprecated code

Technical Details:

• New class: Ray\Di\BcParameterQualifier with getNames() method
• Renamed: Ray\Di\LegacyStringParser → Ray\Di\BcStringParser
• Comprehensive test coverage for both BC features
• Ray.Compiler compatible (inference happens at compile-time)

This ensures compatibility with packages like Ray.AuraSqlModule that use method-level qualifier attributes.

Full Changelog: 2.19.1...2.19.2