Current Behavior
In Symfony 7, the execute method of Symfony Command now requires a return value of type int as part of its method signature. However, this requirement has not been implemented in your extension's Commands. Additionally, your code includes the strict types declaration declare(strict_types=1);. As a result, it leads to a fatal error due to this incompatibility.
Expected behavior/output
Preventing fatal errors and ensuring compatibility.
Environment
TYPO3 version(s): 12.4.10
tt_address version: 8.0.2
Is your TYPO3 installation set up with Composer (Composer Mode): yes
OS: Ubuntu 22
Possible Solution
Modifying the method signature to make it compatible with the execute method of the Symfony command, or alternatively, removing declare(strict_types=1);.
georgringer
commented
9 months ago
Bug Report
Current Behavior In Symfony 7, the execute method of Symfony Command now requires a return value of type
intas part of its method signature. However, this requirement has not been implemented in your extension's Commands. Additionally, your code includes the strict types declarationdeclare(strict_types=1);. As a result, it leads to a fatal error due to this incompatibility.Expected behavior/output Preventing fatal errors and ensuring compatibility.
Environment
Possible Solution Modifying the method signature to make it compatible with the execute method of the Symfony command, or alternatively, removing
declare(strict_types=1);.