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The ReturnTypeWillChange attribute

(PHP 8 >= 8.1.0)

Introduzione

Most non-final internal methods now require overriding methods to declare a compatible return type, otherwise a deprecated notice is emitted during inheritance validation. In case the return type cannot be declared for an overriding method due to PHP cross-version compatibility concerns, a #[\ReturnTypeWillChange] attribute can be added to silence the deprecation notice.

Sommario della classe

#[\Attribute]
final class ReturnTypeWillChange {
/* Metodi */
public __construct()
}

Vedere anche:

Attributes overview

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