Richard van Velzen

[Richard van Velzen @rvanvelzen1]

@phinor @phpstan You can use array_map instead: https://t.co/q5TrnLjyK7. Please file an issue as well.

[Richard van Velzen @rvanvelzen1]

@Mark_Baker @phpstan You can use `function_exists` instead: https://t.co/XMHQseCqQ0

[PHPStan @phpstan]

New release: PHPStan 1.9.0 https://t.co/zrYDOn7WUw #phpstan

[Richard van Velzen @rvanvelzen1]

@ralf_lang Can you show an example of what you mean on the playground? https://t.co/LoL6b9IBRy

[Richard van Velzen @rvanvelzen1]

@dgoosens @phpstan https://t.co/rmIK6nmp93

[Richard van Velzen @rvanvelzen1]

@dgoosens @phpstan Isn't that just `string1|string2|string3`? Please open an issue if you feel the current type system isn't sufficient: https://t.co/wxMPG8Jd6s

[Richard van Velzen @rvanvelzen1]

@ollieread Please open an issue so it can be investigated. https://t.co/reAd954xy6

[Richard van Velzen @rvanvelzen1]

@ramsey There must be a `false` value in $foo locally - for array_map the callback parameter type is inferred from the input value. PHPStan\dumpType() is useful for debugging.

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New release: PHPStan 1.8.5 https://t.co/As4d3ccNIN #phpstan

[Ondřej Mirtes @OndrejMirtes]

After unusual 6 weeks of hiatus, PHPStan 1.8.3 is now released and it's MASSIVE with 76 fixed issues: https://t.co/gwwONAoVyJ

Big thanks to @herndlm @markusstaab @rvanvelzen1 for huge chunk of the work!

[Richard van Velzen @rvanvelzen1]

@craigfrancis I don't think something like that is possible without resortimg to template types

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New release: PHPStan 1.8.0 https://t.co/uFF7pIexVa #phpstan

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New release: PHPStan 1.7.15 https://t.co/N6nZDG5op8 #phpstan