Marco Pivetta
Marco Pivetta
Heh, we just introduced it, so no difference: this is mostly to understand if such a stub makes the plugin superfluous :D
Instead of `.stub.php`, call it `.php.stub` and you are good ;-)
I don't need this anymore, but still, a `1.0.1` tag would be nice =D
@bdmu does the same happen when the last parameter is optional? Because your current use case is invalid
Note: same case if I declare `/** @var Foo|null $var */`
The idea that `'0.' == '0.0'` are equal is broken beyond measure, so any comparison performed through the comparator that can lead to such strings would be un-detected and lead...
> ppl were relying on that, sadly. The change exposed some actual bugs in their logic (same referenced thread) ;-)
> I saw situation when, for example, ppl were taking numeric string from JSON (eg "5.10") Argh, JSON fully supports numbers @_@ Let's not use bad design to justify re-introducing...
Disagree here on the BC break - this is indeed a bugfix, and it occurs only when comparing exactly the scenarios where it was already broken. You had already buggy...
As discussed with @sebastianbergmann in private, I don't think I've ever used DbUnit directly: 1. tests that require a DB connection usually have their own application-specific fixture mechanism, and often...