MarjovanLier / XhprofTrace

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(Added) Addition of PhpUnused annotations to methods in Trace.php #8

Closed MarjovanLier closed 4 months ago

MarjovanLier commented 4 months ago

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Summary

This Merge Request introduces @noinspection PhpUnused annotations to various methods within the Trace.php file. These annotations suppress IDE warnings concerning seemingly unused methods, which could be misleading during development. These methods, while appearing unused within the current file scope, may be invoked externally or required for future development phases.

Context and Background

During development, IDEs like PhpStorm often flag unused methods, potentially leading to unintentional removal or overlooking of essential code. The addition of @noinspection PhpUnused annotations directly addresses this by clarifying the intended use and importance of these methods within the project’s broader scope.

Problem Description

The issue was the IDE (PhpStorm) generating warnings for methods in Trace.php that seemed unused. This situation posed a risk of misleading developers, possibly resulting in the accidental removal of critical functionality or hindering future development efforts.

Solution Description

The solution implemented involves adding @noinspection PhpUnused annotations to the setProfilesDir, enableXhprof, disableXhprof, and displayReportCLI methods. This approach effectively suppresses unwarranted IDE warnings, safeguarding against potential misunderstandings regarding the methods' usage and significance.

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Enhancement
Trace.php
Suppress IDE Warnings for Unused Methods in Trace.php       

src/Trace.php
  • Added @noinspection PhpUnused annotations to suppress IDE warnings for
    seemingly unused methods.
  • Affected methods include setProfilesDir, enableXhprof, disableXhprof,
    and displayReportCLI.
  • +8/-0     

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