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Add phpstan phpunit strict-rules #203
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- Coverage 94.40% 94.21% -0.19%
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Note: the new phpstan-strict-rules enforce that I have ignored the "will always evaluate to true" message. The check is a bit superfluous, but it does not hurt to keep it. |
@@ -239,7 +239,7 @@ public function poll(): bool | |||
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$curlResult['request'] = $request; | |||
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if ($errorCallback) { | |||
if (is_callable($errorCallback)) { |
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Could we instead declar wthe type of the propery?
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phpstan-strict-rules
wants all if
checks to be real booleans.
We can only call $errorCallback
if it is a callback anyway.
sendAsyncInternal
already has this passed in as a callback
.
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Declaring the type as callable
will not stop the strict rule complaining that the if
condition is not a real boolean.
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I added details of the "array shape" of curlMultiMap
(see below in the diffs).
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@@ -353,7 +354,7 @@ protected function doRequest(RequestInterface $request): ResponseInterface | |||
* Has a list of curl handles, as well as their associated success and | |||
* error callbacks. | |||
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* @var array<int, mixed> | |||
* @var array<int, array{0: RequestInterface, 1: callable, 2: callable, 3: int}> |
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This at least helps to document what this array-of-arrays should look like.
But I locally tried specifying wrong things here, and I couldn't get phpstan
to give any errors - I was expecting that lines of code that set and/or use entries in this array would cause phpstan
to complain.
looks good, thanks. |
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