<?php
class Foo {
public function run(bool $param) {}
}
final class DemoFile extends Foo
{
#[Override]
public function run(bool $param) {
if ($this->isTrue($param)) {
return 5;
}
return '10';
}
private function isTrue($value) {
return $value === true;
}
}
Bug Report
Minimal PHP Code Causing Issue
See https://getrector.com/demo/9ddd11a3-9f6a-411f-802a-b6420d7e9b53
Responsible rules
DowngradeAttributeToAnnotationRectorExpected Behavior
attributes that do not have a corresponding annotation should not be changed instead of being removed completely, as otherwise information is lost (and annotations are just regular code comments in older PHP versions anyway, so there's no reason to completely remove them)
EDIT: at least for non-param annotations, since those need to be removed in all cases, e.g. https://getrector.com/demo/6ae7b65b-69e7-4d2c-b390-1961698831df is correct
this rector should not modify code it does not even touch - e.g. why does it remove the empty line between
}andreturn '10';or move the{of the function declaration to the next line? These are all unrelated to the annotation and shouldn't be modified