Support iterable as template type#3984
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ondrejmirtes merged 1 commit intophpstan:1.12.xfrom May 13, 2025
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Static analysis error is in line with other (baselined) errors for which I followed the same logic. So probably irrelevant (/can be baselined, not sure if I'm expected to do that or it happens automatically one way or another after / during merging). Furthermore locally I also get errors in |
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Updated and tested a merge upwards again. Sadly though it still results in a conflict. This time in the baseline (if I'm seeing it correctly due to the quote change ( |
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Baseline is fine, I can regenerate that. |
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Fixes phpstan/phpstan#12214
Note: I'm targeting 1.12 branch. But I'm not sure whether that is allowed (in this instance). But I tested merging upwards and that seems to work fine (-ish, just a merge conflict with the added unit test methods as more methods are added in the test class).