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On the road to phpstan 2.0 compatibility #334
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Just out of curiosity, I tried updating the phpstan packages to 2.0 compatible ones in composer, and a lot more work will be required, but that's all to satisfy the automated tests in this package, not to have compatibility with PHPStan 2.0 itself I think:
So all in all, still quite a lot of work ahead for the switch to PHPStan 2.0 ... |
Thanks a lot for the overview of the current migration state. Very much appreciated. I feared it will be a lot of work ;(
We may be able to use the final class directly in the tests. We probably just need to configure it correctly (if possible).
Sounds like a minor change.
I am fine with upgrading the dependency. Also, I am fine with limiting the "compatible" Magento and/or PHP versions. Since we currently support > Magento 2.3.0 and PHP versions from 7.4 to 8.x it makes things not easy to maintain. Maybe it makes sense to use Magento 2.4 as a minimum or even 2.4.6 or something. Since the older versions of the extension still work, you can use them for older installations without any issues.
Damn ;( |
Added bunch of extra commits. I tried to keep them small to allow for easier review. The biggest problem is this one:
I can't find a way to solve it, but I didn't try very hard. So for now I marked the unit tests that have this issue to be skipped. There are some more phpstan errors I don't know how to properly solve, but it's in code that I don't really understand, so it's hard to figure this out. The changes done in the following 2 files around those ConstantString I don't feel very secure about, so please make sure to check those in more detail:
Other feedback is also welcome in case you notice something that we should handle in a different way. |
@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ protected function getFileContents(string $class): string | |||
$namespace = explode('\\', ltrim($class, '\\')); | |||
/** @var string $factoryClassname */ | |||
$factoryClassname = array_pop($namespace); | |||
$originalClassname = preg_replace('#Factory$#', '', $factoryClassname); | |||
$originalClassname = preg_replace('#Factory$#', '', $factoryClassname) ?? $factoryClassname; |
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I don't like this change, it's to keep phpstan stop from complaining about preg_replace
to return null
in case of a failure. Maybe we should mark to ignore this phpstan error?
$defaultValue = ' = ' . $parameter->getDefaultValue(); | ||
if (is_string($parameter->getDefaultValue())) { | ||
$defaultValue = ' = ' . $parameter->getDefaultValue(); | ||
} |
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Not sure if this is a good solution, $parameter->getDefaultValue()
returns mixed
, so phpstan complained about this concatenation not being with a string
.
I went over https://github.com/phpstan/phpstan/blob/2.0.x/UPGRADING.md#upgrading-guide-for-extension-developers
More specifically these 2 guides, which can be seen in 2 individual commits in this PR:
Even more in detail:
bitExpertMagento.{classname-without-Rule-suffix-and-lowercase-starting-letter}
(the regex only allows letters and digits and dots, no dashes or underscores)processNode
method, which I did but while running phpstan in this project, it complained that theif (!$node instanceof MethodCall) {
check was no longer needed. So I removed it and then also removed the unit tests that checked this particular case as well.phpstan/phpstan-deprecation-rules
package as a dev requirement, which brought these necessary changes to light, I later on removed it again, because it complained about a bunch of other things as well, which are not in scope of this PRgetConstantStrings
method, this always returns an array which can be empty or contain one or multiple ConstantString objectsI think these are the only 2 major changes needed for PHPStan 2.0 compatibility. In theory, these should even be backwards compatible with PHPStan 1.11.x and higher.
I didn't change the
composer.json
requirements to 2.0 just yet, would first like to get some feedback on this, to see if we are moving in the right direction.