Undefined method when method is defined

[StevenCarre]

Describe the bug trying to access method 'getCohortes' of class User, it is highlighted for undefined method. However, the method exists.

To Reproduce

[...]
class User implements UserInterface, \Serializable, EquatableInterface
[...]
    /**
     * @ORM\ManyToMany(targetEntity="App\Entity\Provenance", inversedBy="users")
     * @MaxDepth(1)
     */
    private $cohortes;
[...]
    /**
     * @return Collection|Provenance[]
     */
    public function getCohortes(): Collection
    {
        $listeCohortes = $this->cohortes ;
        $listeId = array() ;
        foreach($this->cohortes as $cohorte) {
            $listeId[] = $cohorte->getId() ;
        }
        if ($this->missions) {
            foreach($this->missions as $mission) {
                if ($mission->getCohortes()) {
                    foreach($mission->getCohortes() as $cohorte) {
                        if (!in_array($cohorte->getId(), $listeId)) {$listeCohortes[] = $cohorte ;}
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        //array_unique($listeCohortes) ;
        return $listeCohortes ;
    }

    public function addCohorte(Provenance $cohorte): self
    {
        if (!$this->cohortes->contains($cohorte)) {
            $this->cohortes[] = $cohorte;
        }

        return $this;
    }
[...]

// in a Form class (AccompagnementType.php):
foreach ($user->getCohortes() as $mission)

Expected behavior getCohortes get highlighted Undefined method 'getCohortes'.intelephense(1013)

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Platform and version OS and Intelephense version. Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS Intelephense v1.7.1

[bmewburn]

I think this is a duplicate of #1776

[StevenCarre]

I think this is a duplicate of #1776

I fail to see the connection These look like two different issues

[bmewburn]

I saw Collection|Provenance[] and assumed it was the same. Your example does not show how $user is instantiated. Not enough information is provided to understand the problem.

[StevenCarre]

Thanks for reopening the issue Best regards

Steven Carré

Le 17 mai 2021 à 23:09, Ben Mewburn @.***> a écrit :

 I saw Collection|Provenance[] and assumed it was the same. Your example does not show how $user is instantiated. Not enough information is provided to understand the problem.

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[StevenCarre]

Hi,

I get more and more 'undefined method' notices where there is no reason! here's a blatant example:

$entityManager = $this->getDoctrine()->getManager(); $amont = $entityManager->getRepository(Amont::class) ->find($idAmont);

    $emile = $entityManager->getRepository(Emile::class)
                ->find($idEmile);

    $queryBuilder = $entityManager->createQueryBuilder()
            ->select('a')
            ->from(Amont::class, 'a')
            ->where('a.emile = :emile')
            ->setParameter('emile', $emile)
            ->orderBy('a.dateInscription', 'ASC')
            ;

how is createQueryBuilder() not a method of EntityManagerInterface?

Best regards, SC

[StevenCarre]

OK, what infos do you need?

[bmewburn]

A reproducible example. You are just copying some bit of code from your project which uses some framework (symfony?) and expecting an answer.

Your first example doesn't show how $user is created. What type is $user? When you hover over it is it the type you expect? Does this type declare the function you are calling? Same for your second example. Are you sure $entityManager is of type EntityManagerInterface?

[StevenCarre]

Hi Ok thanks for your reply. I will send you more info this weekend or monday Best regards

Steven Carré

Le 4 juin 2021 à 02:54, Ben Mewburn @.***> a écrit :

 A reproducible example. You are just copying some bit of code from your project which uses some framework (symfony?) and expecting an answer.

Your first example doesn't show how $user is created. What type is $user? When you hover over it is it the type you expect? Does this type declare the function you are calling? Same for your second example. Are you sure $entityManager is EntityManagerInterface?

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[StevenCarre]

Hi, here is another example. $entityManager is indeed of EntityManagerInterfce type, as you can see. getRepository is emphasized as undefined method.

use Doctrine\ORM\EntityManagerInterface; class ImportController extends AbstractController

/**
 * @Route("/import-orcod/{accelerate}", name="import_orcod")
 */
public function importOrcod(StringTool $stringTool, HttpClientInterface $client, EntityManagerInterface $entityManager, bool $accelerate = false)
{
    if (!$this->getUser()) {
        return $this->redirectToRoute('app_login');
    }
    if (!$this->isGranted('ROLE_SUPER_ADMIN'))
    {
        throw $this->createAccessDeniedException();
    }
   ...
    $missionOrcod = $entityManager->getRepository(Mission::class)->findOneBy(["url" => 'orcodin-clichy']);
    if(!$missionOrcod) {
        $missionOrcod = new Mission;
        $missionOrcod->setNom("ORCODIN Clichy-sous-bois");
        $missionOrcod->setUrl("orcodin-clichy");
    }
   ...

}

Best regards,

Steven Carré

[kralos]

I've seen this due to inheritance (Note return type of Car::setColour):

class Car {
    protected string $colour;

    public function __construct(string $colour) {
        $this->colour = $colour;
    }

    public function setColour(string $colour): self {
        $this->colour = $colour;

        return $this;
    }

    public function getColour(): string
    {
        return $this->colour;
    }
}

class RegisteredCar extends Car {
    protected string $registrationNumber;

    public function __construct(string $colour, string $registrationNumber) {
        parent::__construct($colour);

        $this->registrationNumber = $registrationNumber;
    }

    public function setRegistrationNumber(string $registrationNumber): self {
        $this->registrationNumber = $registrationNumber;

        return $this;
    }

    public function getRegistrationNumber(): string
    {
        return $this->registrationNumber;
    }
}

$registeredCar = new RegisteredCar('blue', 'CAR123');
// re-spray and re-register with personalized plate
$registeredCar
    ->setColour('red')
    ->setRegistrationNumber('PERSONALIZED') // Undefined method 'setRegistrationNumber'.intelephense(1013)
;

Platform and version OS and Intelephense version. Ubuntu 21.04 Intelephense v1.7.1

[IvoPereira]

I am seeing exactly the same reproduced issues as well @bmewburn.

Is this going under investigation? How can I help?

[markkimsal]

I get this a lot on 1.7.1 and Ubuntu 20 for no discernible reason.

Laravel Cashier's useCustomerModel is simultaneously not defined and defined (you can see the definition on hover). I've grown accustomed to ignoring 1013 because it is more than likely a defined method. Reloading the window doesn't fix the problem. In fact, I just typed useCustomerModel into another file and tab completed it, and the original 1013 went away. Upon reloading the vscode window it came back.

useCustomerModel is public and static with no return type, but a docblock return type of void.

[adjenks]

This has also been reported on stackoverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/a/68216025/5078765