> On Aug 30, 2024, at 10:15 AM, Larry Garfield <la...@garfieldtech.com> wrote: > I would be very much in favor of revisiting Interface Default Methods, > though, as I think it would be a strong feature, and it's one found in nearly > all of our sibling languages at this point. PHP is weird for not having > them. I believe that would also be a better approach than traits that link > to interfaces, which achieves not-quite the same result with more steps.
I too am all for revisiting Interface Default Methods. Lack of interface default methods is one of the most painful missing features in PHP, IMO. -Mike P.S. Frankly, I would prefer PHP just merge the functionality of traits and interfaces so we can use `implements` or `use` and only have to reference one file instead of create two parallel files, but convincing others of this approach would likely be a herculean task, so Interface Default Methods would be a not-so-bad alternative.
