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FIX: Deprecated array_replace and array_replace_recursive #369

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Merging #369 (09b43b1) into master (0cdbee9) will decrease coverage by 0.12%.
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@Kharhamel Kharhamel merged commit 278828d into master Jul 20, 2022
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shadowhand commented Jul 21, 2022

Is there some documentation that explains why some functions get deprecated? I'm all for native when possible, but I'd like to understand why Safe alternative functions are no longer recommended.

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JacekAndrzejewski commented Jul 21, 2022

Is there some documentation that explains why some functions get deprecated? I'm all for native when possible, but I'd like to understand why Safe alternative functions are no longer recommended.

Looking at the code it seems that those could never throw, and looking at PHP docs it looks like those two functions always return arrays (now). So this alternative was really not safer in any way.

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@JacekAndrzejewski thanks!

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Is there some documentation that explains why some functions get deprecated? I'm all for native when possible, but I'd like to understand why Safe alternative functions are no longer recommended.

The whole library is synced with the official documentation, so when they randomly edit a function page to state that it doesn't return false/null anymore, we have to drop support for this function.
Bu since I try to respect semVer, i deprecate them instead.

@homersimpsons homersimpsons deleted the array_replace branch March 27, 2023 09:08
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