PHP 8.2 | Generic/[Lower|Upper]CaseConstant: bug fix - ignore DNF property types #934
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…perty types The `Generic.PHP.LowerCaseConstant` sniff is supposed to flag uppercase use of the `true`/`false`/null` constants and its sister-sniff `UpperCaseConstant` flags the lowercase variants. Both sniffs, however, are supposed to **_ignore_** the use of these keywords in type declarations - which may have their own rules. Some previous PRs already fixed most of the issues with that (119, 330), but it looks like DNF-types in property declarations were not yet handled correctly. Fixed now. Includes tests.
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Description
The
Generic.PHP.LowerCaseConstantsniff is supposed to flag uppercase use of thetrue/false/nullconstants and its sister-sniffUpperCaseConstantflags the lowercase variants. Both sniffs, however, are supposed to ignore the use of these keywords in type declarations - which may have their own rules.Some previous PRs already fixed most of the issues with that (#119, #330), but it looks like DNF-types in property declarations were not yet handled correctly.
Fixed now.
Includes tests.
Suggested changelog entry
Generic.PHP.LowerCaseConstant and Generic.PHP.UpperCaseConstant will now correctly ignore DNF types for properties.