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It seems that ComposerRequireChecker isn't able to detect when called functions are declared in the same file. For example, with the following file:
<?php namespace App; function foo() { } function bar() { foo(); }
ComposerRequireChecker will report the following error:
+----------------+--------------------+ | unknown symbol | guessed dependency | +----------------+--------------------+ | foo | | +----------------+--------------------+
Is this the expected behavior?
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+1 I use functions a lot and this issue is quite annoying. Looking forward to a fix, thanx.
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@maglnet , @Ocramius , any plans to fix this?
@vudaltsov patches welcome: this should be easy to test, but unsure about the fix.
I don't currently have capacity to work on this project within the next few months.
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It seems that ComposerRequireChecker isn't able to detect when called functions are declared in the same file. For example, with the following file:
ComposerRequireChecker will report the following error:
Is this the expected behavior?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: