DavidGarciaCat
commented
6 years ago Based on Scrutinizer CI's inspection, there are some cases where the constructor expects a \DateTime object, however the returned data from the API might not provide it and it's set to null.
A review of (all) these constructors to make sure that type hinted arguments are allowing null is a good idea, and the way to prevent the error that you just reported.
For this case, constructor should look like:
public function __construct(
$tag,
$description,
\DateTime $firstSeen = null,
\DateTime $lastSeen = null
) {
// code goes here
}
Nyholm
Uncaught TypeError: Argument 3 passed to Mailgun\Model\Tag\Tag::__construct() must be an instance of DateTime
On Line 40,
public function __construct($tag, $description, \DateTime $firstSeen, \DateTime $lastSeen)When calling
$mailgun->tags()->index($api_url);$api_url is my mailgun domain (set correctly, it works with other calls)
I was unable to get a response for tags until I removed both \DateTime and it fixed all calls to tags().
This may not be the best fix, but it solved the issue and did not throw any other errors.
I am running PHP 7.1.