Fix rule when method is __invoke#884
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The general magic is on purpose to avoid __construct included.
To ensure it only apply on __invoke only, use
\Rector\NodeAnalyzer\MagicClassMethodAnalyzer::isUnsafeOverridden() method, see
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Nice, thank you for your feedback, I just commited to use |
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Hello,
When we use the magic
__invokemethod, theInlineClassRoutePrefixrule does not apply even though it should: https://getrector.com/demo/3caf4eca-9383-470b-be3a-a34e2f5adbc1I tried to fix it, feel free to review my changes.