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…ing in the 3rd argument of the DeprecationHelper, making it ignore deprecation messages in there.
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This should be a more sane namespace i guess
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It's good enough for the test data :)
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| if ($node->class instanceof Node\Name\FullyQualified && $node->class->isFullyQualified() && $node->class->toString() === 'Drupal\Component\Utility\DeprecationHelper') { |
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It's always an instance of FullyQualified even if imported, right? Pretty sure but double checking.
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yeah i removed this one after your review
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| return NodeTraverser::DONT_TRAVERSE_CURRENT_AND_CHILDREN; | ||
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Is there a chance our property won't get unset for some reason?
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Calling deprecation helper without arguments? But that is impossible.
Perhaps if while moving into the function something changes the node, so the argument is no longer on the same line and therefor not equal? Not sure how, and if that is possible.
But the effect would basically be if would check the array a few times extra, which should be quite cheap.
There might be a way to add some more checks when in the argument. Or do something like keeping a stack of the last static call and check if that call is nothing weird.
if ($node instanceof Node\Expr\StaticCall) {
$this->staticCall = $node; // this and check this?
if ($node->class instanceof Node\Name\FullyQualified && $node->class->toString() === 'Drupal\Component\Utility\DeprecationHelper') {
$this->deprecatedCall = $node->getArgs()[2];
return null;
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But that seems like overkill.
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| if ($this->deprecatedCall !== null && $node instanceof Node\Arg && $this->isSavedArgument($node)) { | ||
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The null check is technically duplicated in the isSavedArgument method
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I was making phpstan happy, the property can be null.
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| if ($this->deprecatedCall !== null && $node->getAttributes() === $this->deprecatedCall->getAttributes()) { | ||
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Okay so when we detect a static call on the methods, we fetch and stash the callable for the deprecated case. Then when then node parser reaches the argument we check and unset.
| if ($this->deprecatedCall !== null && $node instanceof Node\Arg && $this->isSavedArgument($node)) { | ||
| $this->deprecatedCall = null; | ||
| return NodeTraverser::DONT_TRAVERSE_CURRENT_AND_CHILDREN; | ||
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This is the magic, yeah? PHPStan doesn't analyze anything in the tree? Seems problematic and instead we should try adding information if possible. Probably not, though.
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Yeah, it stops parsing as discussed on slack.
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Hi @mglaman , any chance you can revisit this? I understand the drawbacks, but we need some solution to skip code inside the deprecations helper before we start posting patches. |
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:/ sorry it's been in my TODOs
I'll get to this shortly. I'm thinking we can enable it behind a feature flag. The project update bot can opt in. I'm still concerned that it just halts analysis. |
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This has been superceeded by #714, yay for phpstan developer @ondrejmirtes (and you @mglaman ;)) |
Adds DeprecatedHelperVisitor which removes PHPStan parsing of everything in the 3rd argument of the DeprecationHelper, making it ignore deprecation messages in there.