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includes:
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- ./vendor/larastan/larastan/extension.neon
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- ./vendor/phpstan/phpstan-strict-rules/rules.neon
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parameters:
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paths:
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- ./app
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- ./database
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- ./routes
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# Level 9 is the highest level
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level: 8
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# By default, the default Laravel database migration path (database/migrations) is used to scan migration files to understand the table structure and model properties. If you have database migrations in other place than the default, you can use this config parameter to tell Larastan where the database migrations are stored.
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# You can give absolute paths, or paths relative to the PHPStan config file.
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databaseMigrationsPath:
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- app/vendor/4netplayers/laravel-models/src/Migrations
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exceptions:
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check:
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missingCheckedExceptionInThrows: false # Check for missing @throws
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tooWideThrowType: true # Check if we have exceptions in @throws that are not actually thrown
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ignoreErrors:
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# It seems PHPStan > v2 cannot see Laravel's magic call methods in its static analysis, leading to
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# false positives "dynamic call to static method" errors.
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#- identifier: staticMethod.dynamicCall
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# By default, PHPStan stores its cache files in sys_get_temp_dir() . '/phpstan' (usually /tmp/phpstan). You can override this by setting the tmpDir parameter. You can set this in extension settings as well.
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#tmpDir: /mnt/ramdisk
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# This rule checks every argument of a method or a function, and if the argument has the type model-property, it will try to check the given value against the model properties. And if the model does not have the given property, it'll produce an error.
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# This rule is disabled by default.
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checkModelProperties: false
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# stricter analysis
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# When set to false it prevents reading variables set in for loop initial statement and while loop condition after the loop. Default true.
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polluteScopeWithLoopInitialAssignments: false
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# When set to false it prevents reading key and value variables set in foreach when iterating over a non-empty array.
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polluteScopeWithAlwaysIterableForeach: false
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# When set to true, it reports code paths with missing return statement in functions and methods with @return mixed PHPDoc. Default false.
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checkExplicitMixedMissingReturn: true
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# When set to true, it reports function and method calls with incorrect name case. Default false.
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checkFunctionNameCase: true
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# When set to true, it reports references to built-in classes with incorrect name case. Default false.
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checkInternalClassCaseSensitivity: true
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# When set to true, it reports violations of parameter type contravariance and return type covariance. By default, PHPStan only reports completely incompatible types in signatures. Default false.
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reportMaybesInMethodSignatures: true
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# When set to true, it reports violations of property type invariance. By default, PHPStan only reports completely incompatible PHPDoc typescheckInternalClassCaseSensitivity. Default false
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reportMaybesInPropertyPhpDocTypes: true
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# When set to true, it reports violations of parameter type contravariance and return type covariance in static methods. Default false.
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reportStaticMethodSignatures: true
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# When set to true, it reports return typehints that could be narrowed down because some of the listed types are never returned from a public or protected method. For private methods PHPStan does this by default. Default false.
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checkTooWideReturnTypesInProtectedAndPublicMethods: true
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# When set to true, it reports properties with native types that weren’t initialized in the class constructor. Default false.
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checkUninitializedProperties: true
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# When set to true, it reports properties with native types that weren’t initialized in the class constructor. Default false.
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checkDynamicProperties: true
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# When set to true, PHPStan is strict about values with an unspecified (implicit mixed) type. It enables the same checks for values with no type specified that rule level 9 enables for explicitly specified mixed type values.
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checkImplicitMixed: false
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# Report ignoreErrors patterns that do not match any errors
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reportUnmatchedIgnoredErrors: true
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# Automatically infer the types of private properties from the constructor
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inferPrivatePropertyTypeFromConstructor: true
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# parallel processing
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parallel:
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jobSize: 40
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maximumNumberOfProcesses: 64
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minimumNumberOfJobsPerProcess: 2
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processTimeout: 60.0
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# strict rules
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strictRules:
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disallowedLooseComparison: true
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booleansInConditions: true
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uselessCast: true
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requireParentConstructorCall: true
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overwriteVariablesWithLoop: true
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closureUsesThis: true
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matchingInheritedMethodNames: true
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numericOperandsInArithmeticOperators: true
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switchConditionsMatchingType: true
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noVariableVariables: true
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