Fix phpstan/phpstan#14429: Treat PHPDocTypes as certain:false being ignored#5392
Fix phpstan/phpstan#14429: Treat PHPDocTypes as certain:false being ignored#5392phpstan-bot wants to merge 7 commits intophpstan:2.1.xfrom
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…r generic object iteration - Fixed ObjectType::equals() to return false when comparing a plain ObjectType with a GenericObjectType, fixing an asymmetric equality check - The bug caused MutatingScope::mergeWith() to use PHPDoc types as native types when both a plain and generic variant of the same class existed in the scope - New regression tests in both rule test and NSRT format
src/Type/ObjectType.php
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if (!$type instanceof self) {
return false;
}
if ($type instanceof EnumCaseObjectType) {
return false;
}
if ($type instanceof Generic\GenericObjectType && !$this instanceof Generic\GenericObjectType) {
return false;
}
be simplified to
if (!$type instanceof static) {
return false;
}
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Tests pass. The code is correct as-is.
Summary of my analysis of the review:
The reviewer (VincentLanglet) suggested simplifying the three instanceof checks in ObjectType::equals() to just !$type instanceof static. This doesn't work because PHP's instanceof follows the inheritance chain:
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$thisis a plainObjectType,staticresolves toObjectType $type instanceof ObjectTypereturnstrueforGenericObjectTypeandEnumCaseObjectType(they extendObjectType)- So
!$type instanceof staticwould not filter out subclass instances
The current explicit checks are necessary because the parent ObjectType::equals() must reject subclass instances (GenericObjectType, EnumCaseObjectType) that have their own equals() implementations with different semantics. The GenericObjectType::equals() calls parent::equals(), so the parent's checks specifically handle the case where $this is a plain ObjectType but $type is a richer subclass.
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Is another check better like get_class($type) === static::class; ?
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All done — every background task (tests and phpstan, both runs) completed successfully.
Replace three separate instanceof checks with a single get_class($type) !== static::class check, as suggested in code review. This is simpler and automatically handles any future ObjectType subclasses. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fix
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FOUND 1 ERROR AFFECTING 1 LINE
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627 | ERROR | [x] Function get_class() should not be referenced via a fallback
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PHPCBF CAN FIX THE 1 MARKED SNIFF VIOLATIONS AUTOMATICALLY
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Fix coding standard violation: get_class() should be referenced via a use statement, not as a fallback global name. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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All done. Tests completed successfully too (11723 passed). The fix has already been committed and pushed. |
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Add non regression for
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Failure seems legit to me and similar to the previously non-reported errors (cf #5392 (review)) |
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there seem to be a lot of failling integration tests which need investigation |
…#3028 Ensure ObjectType::equals() change doesn't regress generic type invariance checks for template type assignments and return types. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This introduce an new error on the snippet
/** @template E of IEntity */
class ICollection {}
class IEntity {
/** @return ICollection<IEntity> */
public function getCollection(): ICollection { return new ICollection(); }
}
/**
* @template E of IEntity
*/
class OneHasOne
{
/**
* @return ICollection<E>
*/
protected function createCollection(IEntity $e): ICollection
{
/** @var ICollection<E> $collection */
$collection = $e->getCollection();
return $collection;
}
}
PHPDoc tag @var $collection is not subtype of type ...
varTag.type
What do you think of this error ; is it a regression ?
…lateObjectType regression The `get_class($type) !== static::class` check was too strict - it rejected TemplateObjectType instances that should be comparable by class name, since TemplateObjectType extends ObjectType but has no equals() override. This caused false `varTag.type` errors when using @var with generic template types. Reverts to explicit instanceof checks: reject EnumCaseObjectType and GenericObjectType (when $this is plain ObjectType), but allow other ObjectType subclasses like TemplateObjectType. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Tests background task also completed — already handled. All done, the fix is committed and pushed. |
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Add
/** @template E of IEntity */
class ICollection {}
class IEntity {
/** @return ICollection<IEntity> */
public function getCollection(): ICollection { return new ICollection(); }
}
/**
* @template E of IEntity
*/
class OneHasOne
{
/**
* @return ICollection<E>
*/
protected function createCollection(IEntity $e): ICollection
{
/** @var ICollection<E> $collection */
$collection = $e->getCollection();
return $collection;
}
}
as a non regression test for the Rule var.type
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Already handled — both |
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The regression test you added does not fail with the previous check on static::class...
The previous revert (9f0da34) was based on a faulty premise that TemplateObjectType has no equals() override. In fact, TemplateObjectType gets its equals() from TemplateTypeTrait, so get_class($type) !== static::class is correct and equivalent to the explicit instanceof checks. All tests (11726) and make phpstan pass with this simpler approach. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The background |
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I'll see if the bot has another fix to propose |
Summary
When
treatPhpDocTypesAsCertain: falsewas configured, PHPStan still reportedis_string()andis_int()checks as "always true" when iterating over\ArrayObjectparameters with PHPDoc generic types. The native type of foreach iteration variables was being incorrectly set to the PHPDoc-enriched generic type.Changes
ObjectType::equals()insrc/Type/ObjectType.phpto returnfalsewhen comparing a plainObjectTypeagainst aGenericObjectTypeof the same class nameinstanceof GenericObjectTypeinObjectType.phpfrom 1 to 3 inphpstan-baseline.neontests/PHPStan/Rules/Comparison/data/bug-14429.phpandImpossibleCheckTypeFunctionCallRuleTest.phptests/PHPStan/Analyser/nsrt/bug-14429.phpconfirming native types aremixedfor iteration valuesRoot cause
ObjectType::equals()consideredArrayObject(without generics) equal toArrayObject<string, string>(with generics) because it only checked class name and subtracted type, not whether the compared type was aGenericObjectType. This was asymmetric:GenericObjectType::equals()correctly returnedfalsefor plainObjectType.This caused
MutatingScope::mergeWith()to incorrectly optimize: when it detected that native and PHPDoc types were "equal" (due to this bug), it reused the merged PHPDoc type holder as the native type holder. After a foreach loop over one\ArrayObjectparameter, the native type of a second\ArrayObjectparameter in the same scope would be contaminated with the PHPDoc generic types from the merged expression types.Test
ImpossibleCheckTypeFunctionCallRuleTest::testBug14429— verifies that withtreatPhpDocTypesAsCertain: false,is_string()andis_int()checks on\ArrayObjectiteration values produce no errorsbug-14429.php— verifies that native types of iteration values from PHPDoc-generic\ArrayObjectaremixed(not the PHPDoc value type) when two such parameters exist in the same functionFixes phpstan/phpstan#14429