Use "numeric-string" type for some MySQLi functions#2223
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Use "numeric-string" type for some MySQLi functions#2223ondrejmirtes merged 1 commit intophpstan:1.10.xfrom
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Good catch. I just copied the type from mysqli_affected_rows. It's fixed.
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Try to add a stub file, but please add a test for it too (NodeScopeResolverTest), it might be buggy. |
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BTW, is there a way to declare the type for properties like
mysqli_stmt::$affected_rows?Related to #1116.