Vladislav Kosev
Vladislav Kosev
Cheers. I've noticed on the return value as well. Will PR both of those.
Good job at finding that out. Using concrete ~classes~ methods with priority seems to be the simplest solution. Otherwise we should probably implement [this](https://www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.traits.php#language.oop5.traits.conflict).
**UPDATE** It turns out it is a matter of the order of the traits. In the above example, this **does not** fire an exception: ```php class ListCompletedRoundIssuesTest extends KernelTestCase {...
There it is: 
Tried to reindex, no success.
Can't find anything of value. No obvious errors. No mention of `array_` functions.
This is still true after updating to the latest version and reindexing in multiple projects. It seems incredible that I am the only one reporting it.
These I am familiar with! :-) If you can just kindly point me to the places I need to lay my traps 😜
Right, so this is what I've found by now: 1. Doesn't happen on all projects. Haven't figured out which. 2. The functions are actually indexed, but have no paths in...
So, found it. This is caused by using `indexer.stub_paths`. The [documentation](https://phpactor.readthedocs.io/en/develop/reference/configuration.html#indexer-stub-paths) states that the default value is an empty array, but it seems that is not _really_ the case. My...