PHP 8.2 | Fix for partially supported callback #44537
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`array( 'self', 'method_name' )`-like callbacks are only partially supported by PHP. With this mind, they will be deprecated in PHP 8.2, with support being completely removed in PHP 9.0. Fixed by changing it to a fully supported syntax. Refs: * https://wiki.php.net/rfc/deprecate_partially_supported_callables
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Loosely related to #44536 which is about a similar issue. |
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What?
array( 'self', 'method_name' )-like callbacks are only partially supported by PHP. With this mind, they will be deprecated in PHP 8.2, with support being completely removed in PHP 9.0.Fixed by changing it to a fully supported syntax.
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Why?
Because code should be cross-version compatible with all supported PHP versions, including the upcoming PHP 8.2.