fredemmott
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5 years ago Leaving #246; it would be nice to be able to explore by version on docs.hhvm.com (e.g. v0412.docs.hhvm.com or similar) without having to download+deploy
IIRC #475 was from before __Sealed was a thing
Thanks so much for digging through these!
These issues may be closed after a short inspection
209 has been merged in 2018
242 since hack-example-site is dead
243 since it mentions xdebug, which is nolonger supported
246 since the documentation is now tagged by version on github
261 since these PHP interfaces are now either legacy support or typed correctly in the hhi's.
262 I believe everyone already links to hacklang.org
270 I can't reproduce this issue
275 The hhi is now correct
277 Fixed by the author
295 I haven't found a
typechecker installation page299 Downgrading is adequately covered by the new release scheme.
305 PHP5 is deprecated, so all PHP7 options are used by the entire community (I hope)
342 Nuclide is nolonger supported https://nuclide.io/
398 It is now documented https://docs.hhvm.com/hack/reference/interface/Stringish/
413
Hack doesn't support ArrayAccess objects. You can use a non-Hack class if you want this behaviour, in which case you'll need to remove the method argument types.415 It is now documented https://docs.hhvm.com/hack/reference/function/HH.facts_parse/
438 Vector->toVector now mentions the shallow copy
440 This person is referring to nuclide, which is deprecated.
475 ?? These interfaces are
__Sealed, so the typechecker will warn you that you can't implement them directly.