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ConfigurableFixerInterface::configure - param is now not nullable and not optional #3385

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👍 looking good.

What about adding a note to the UPGRADE file? Users may need to update their config file.

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keradus commented Jan 6, 2018

#3389 (comment)

About config file - it is not possible to create config file that would pass null to configure method, it is possible to have rule conifgured with:

  • true (will call configure([])),
  • false (won't call method at all) or
  • [ array_content ] (will call configure([ array_content ])).

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…nullable and not optional (keradus)

This PR was squashed before being merged into the 3.0 branch (closes #3385).

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