Bug report

So, I know this is quite similar to #2001, but is maybe worth considering. I have a piece of code that builds a new request based on parameters from the current url:

        $redirectUrlParts = parse_url($redirectUri);
        if (false === is_array($redirectUrlParts) || true === array_key_exists('host', $redirectUrlParts)) {
            return null;
        }

        $redirectServer = [
            'SCRIPT_FILENAME' => $this->request->server->get('SCRIPT_FILENAME'),
            'PHP_SELF' => $this->request->server->get('PHP_SELF'),
            'REQUEST_URI' => $redirectUrlParts['path'] ?? '',
        ];

        if (true === array_key_exists('query', $redirectUrlParts)) {
            $redirectServer['QUERY_STRING'] = $redirectUrlParts['query'];
        }

        return new Request([], [], [], [], [], $redirectServer);

Notice the first condition checking for the host key. The idea is that if a host is provided, there should not be anything done since the request is to an external domain. The problem is that phpstan breaks on the if (true === array_key_exists('query', $redirectUrlParts)) comparison, resulting in:

Call to function array_key_exists() with 'query' and array() will always evaluate to false.  
Strict comparison using === between true and false will always evaluate to false.  

The problem I think stems from the host comparison - if function is terminated when it exists, phpstan assumes that if it does not, then there is a non-defined array that it is dealing with. My current workaround is to move that condition after checking for the query key.

EDIT here is the playground bit https://phpstan.org/r/d44f7d25-ab97-4ec7-9190-18b20060ee43 - I do not know how to provide Symfony class to remove the non existent class errors.