Removed Mage_Backup and Mage_PageCache from PHPStan configuration #3858
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Good observation and I agree with it. We should mention this change publicly, in case someone is using these modules in pre-production. |
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it's in the README since long time https://github.com/openmage/magento-lts/?tab=readme-ov-file#between-magento-1945-and-openmage-19x |
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Is there any mistake? Because modules Mage_Backup and Mage_PageCache are still present in asset openmage-v20.10.0.zip. |
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These 2 modules were removed from the core so they could be removed from PHPStan's excludePaths configuration