feat: support keeping strict_types=0 in DeclareStrictTypesFixer#9121
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Since this is related to #8877, I am not sure what the conclusion is. Otherwise, the PR looks good. |
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Of course this fixer can be improved to cover any user necessity... What about these configuration options:
The current behavior (so, default values) would be:
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... and with #9107 it will be possible to use a specific configuration for specific files |
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I have a couple of cases where I have to keep
declare(strict_types=0).What about improving the
declare_strict_typesfixer so that it can keep existingdeclare(strict_types=0), but still adddeclare(strict_types=1)ifstrict_typesis not declared?