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I've made it really easy to implement such rule: phpstan/phpstan@ed81c3a
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Yeah, since @localheinz has DeclareStrictTypesRule
in https://github.com/ergebnis/phpstan-rules, we can close this :) Enable it along with the baseline is the recommended approach :)
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@ondrejmirtes well done, thanks! At least makes a custom extension for it simpler to implement I think, in case no "official" extension provides this later on.
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You might like ergebnis/phpstan-rules#79!
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Check out slevomat/coding-standard, there’s a sniff for that.
As far as I can tell it (and similar) solutions will only be useful only when you're in a position to apply them to the whole codebase. While they provide a way to disable the sniff on a case-by-case basis, that is not a viable solution for when you're inheriting a legacy codebase without existing tests and want to enforce better conventions for any new code. The old code can then gradually transformed to be more in-line with the new standards.
Having this feature as part of phpstan combined with the baseline functionality seems like a better approach.
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- Using named arguments with in_array causes a function.strict error HOT 2
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