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https://psalm.dev/r/500481d28d
Psalm will put impossible type-hints for an array's offset.
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Basic case: https://psalm.dev/r/9e4abcd9ee
Separate counts makes even less sense: https://psalm.dev/r/565da938eb
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This is fine on `5.x`, but it doesn't work on `master`:
https://psalm.dev/r/3a4e97147a
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The following two declarations result in the same type:
```php
/** @param string $params */
function test1(...$params) : void
{
/** @psalm-trace $params */
print_r($params);
}
/** @p…
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During a Slack conversation with Rubén Rubio, we found out that Deptrac was the slowest quality gate in his CI pipeline. Even slower than running both PHPStan and Psalm together. This should not be th…
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https://psalm.dev/r/61dda6d992
The trace should be `int` only
I think this worked fine before, since this is a quite obvious case, so I doubt nobody encountered this issue before.
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https://psalm.dev/r/4ca48f577e
Expected: `$bazString: string|null`
Got: `$bazString: string`
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https://psalm.dev/r/0072ed98c0
If I split the if, it works:
https://psalm.dev/r/1ddfac6d56
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What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Footnotes and references
2. slide left to another verse, slide left to another verse,...
What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
1. In Ps…
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I think this is probably not an issue with the gem but with the api, but we've been seeing a couple of formatting issues when fetching chapters like Psalm 1. Verse 6 is displaying as: "for the Lordkno…