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Adds metadata field type validation against Entity property type #10662
Adds metadata field type validation against Entity property type #10662
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Ooooops, the test fails here because Doctrine didn't yet drop PHP 7.3 support (REALLY?!)
I think the best way to handle this would be to:
@requires php>=7.4
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How would you prevent the file from being read with php < 7.4?
The test should not be executed with a
@requires php 70400
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I don't remember how the test suite works precisely, but can check it tomorrow.
I'd say something like
require_once __DIR__ . '/some-php-7.4-only-file.php
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Or use autoload, or team up with @MatTheCat who is having the same issue on https://github.com/doctrine/orm/pull/10666/files#r1186698321
We could have a subdirectories with tests that require a specific version of PHP, and then future contributors would not need to bother with
@requires
or with splitting test files and companion classes.