Follow recommendation about multiline type#10804
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It's a parser. The text is always open to multiple interpretations. When a line ends with If you start a type with |
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Makes sense! I'll amend my commit message 👍 |
Apparently, there is consensus about multiline types between: - PHPStan - Psalm - Slevomat Coding Standard See slevomat/coding-standard#1586 (comment) Using parenthesis is less ambiguous, it makes it clear to the parser where the type begins and where it ends. The change has a positive impact on the Psalm baseline, showing that psalm-return annotation was not really understood previously.
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Apparently, there is consensus about multiline types between:
See slevomat/coding-standard#1586 (comment)
Using parenthesis is supposed to be less ambiguous, although I cannot explain how it is ambiguous before… maybe if we had the pipes at the beginning of lines instead of the end it would be ambiguous because you could not clearly tell if the return is multiline or not?
Anyway, the change has a positive impact on the Psalm baseline, showing that psalm-return annotation was not really understood previously. Thanks @ondrejmirtes for the heads up!