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485: Include output from Psalm in report when mutatnt killed by stati… #490
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* @psalm-suppress InternalProperty - we use Psalm's internal IssueData class here. Afaik the only other way to | ||
* display details of the issues would be to use one of the subclasses of \Psalm\Report, but I think none are exactly | ||
* what we want. Probably we can accept the risk of Psalm's internals changing and breaking this. |
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@orklah how stable is this stuff? Just want to see if we need to pin to psalm at patch level, from now on 🤔
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I'm also happy to have a go at using one of the subclasses of https://github.com/vimeo/psalm/blob/5.x/src/Psalm/Report.php to avoid the InternalProperty access.
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Note: we pin to the patch version of infection/infection
because we want to prevent inadverted BC breaks.
If we can avoid depending on @internal
in Psalm, we could avoid having to do it for vimeo/psalm
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Honestly, Psalm's internals are not easily accessible. We added @internal mainly to have some support for BC breaks checks.
Psalm is not moving very fast currently so the risk of things breaking is low though
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See #485