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match expressions in PHP can make up as a decent pattern matching engine. Unfortunately it seems to confuse phpstan a bit.
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Here are three similar cases, for side-by side comparison:
Might be related to #7705, not sure.
$subject = 'hello world'; $something = match (1) { preg_match('/(\d+)/', $subject, $match) => 'it is a number: ' . $match[1], preg_match('/(\w+)/', $subject, $match) => 'it is a word: ' . $match[1], default => 'it is...something', };
Variable $match might not be defined.
phpstan warning was not expected
Help - yes - it did catch quite a few non-trivial mistakes. Happy, not so much - means I need to review my own stuff more often. 🙈 😅
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expressions in PHP can make up as a decent pattern matching engine. Unfortunately it seems to confuse phpstan a bit.Here are three similar cases, for side-by side comparison:
Might be related to #7705, not sure.
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phpstan warning was not expected
Did PHPStan help you today? Did it make you happy in any way?
Help - yes - it did catch quite a few non-trivial mistakes.
Happy, not so much - means I need to review my own stuff more often. 🙈 😅
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: