Add support for #[Deprecated] #3731
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The new attribut was added in php 8.4 and we no now read it as a normal docblock item. This way our users can use the new attribute to deprecate their methods, classes and properties and use those in the documentation as well. To make deprecations better visual they are new having their own component which will make it possible to customize the way deprecations are shown.
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The new attribut was added in php 8.4 and we no now read it as a normal docblock item. This way our users can use the new attribute to deprecate their methods, classes and properties and use those in the documentation as well.
To make deprecations better visual they are new having their own component which will make it possible to customize the way deprecations are shown.