Fix a few MongoDB definitions in functionMap.php#2140
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Yes. Reflection is often wrong or incomplete. PHPStan uses multiple sources of data, see https://phpstan.org/user-guide/troubleshooting-types#internal-stubs for more details. |
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I think a few function definitions related to the MongoDB extension are incorrect or outdated. This results in incorrect errors as shown here: https://phpstan.org/r/0bdf022f-164a-4daa-bd51-6f127a5c3e44
I have updated two of the obvious errors, but there might be more outdated definitions. Are these definitions required at all? It appears I can get the same information using runtime reflection.