fix: set nullable true when default value is null #2390
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When reflection shows that the default parameter of a a property is null, then the `nullable` parameter is set to `true` for that property. Currently that needs to be set via the attribute but that is a bit redundant as the information is already available from reflection This change only does that for properties and for setter methods. Right now getter methods that allow a null value to be returned are not taken into account for setting the `nullable` property.
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| @@ -134,12 +146,49 @@ public function getDefaultFromPropertyReflection(\ReflectionProperty $reflection | |||
| return Generator::UNDEFINED; | |||
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| $defaultValue = $reflection->getDeclaringClass()->getDefaultProperties()[$propertyName] ?? null; | |||
| if (PHP_VERSION_ID < 80000) { | |||
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Why does this need to check the PHP version? I would rather this not be the case because the next major 5.x will move to PHP 8.1 minimum
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As hasDefaultValue and getDefaultValue are only available since PHP8.0 I needed this "workaround" for the PHP7 users that uses a quirky way of getting the default values. That way also does not take into account possible DocBlock types so it might report back an unexpected default value when an implicit null is set. In PHP8.0 and higher we check for DocBlock type-infos to make a possible NULL default value plausible or not.
In he next major release this part can safely be removed as PHP8.1 supports the required functions 😉
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When reflection shows that the default parameter of a a property is null, then the
nullableparameter is set totruefor that property.Currently that needs to be set via the attribute but that is a bit redundant as the information is already available from reflection
This change only does that for properties and for setter methods.
Right now getter methods that allow a null value to be returned are not taken into account for setting the
nullableproperty.This resets the state prior to v4.25.0 and is related to #2330
This is a refactor of #2377
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