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I found an undocumented change in #php 8.1+ for `ReflectionClass::getDefaultProperties`. There is a note which says: 'This method only works for static properties when used on internal classes. The default value of a static class property can not be tracked when using this method on user defined classes.'
But since php8.1 it seems to track them nonetheless.
Can I rely on this as this is missing in the docs or shouldn't I? (Want to use it for tests)
Example: https://3v4l.org/mM3IT#v8.0.30
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@unshittifier
Seems like a logical explanation. Although, I still find it strange that there are no widely used packages for this problem.
I've put something together using the visitors pattern which could work for me as an OOP developer 🙂
This way its reusable and more readable than endless if-s.
@unshittifier
So a fancy if with type checking and casting basically. At least the type checking is reusable that way.
Aren't there any popular packages who tackle this problem? I'm currently using vue3 but can't seem to find anything broadly used. Guessing every dev builds their own system, which is a shame for such standard behavior.
@airtwee
But what if you would take different actions based on the exception type?
Like handling an ApiException differently than a TypeError, for example.
I'm really curious if all devs create their own handling system which seems so off to me for something standard as exception handling.
