On Wednesday, 2 October 2019 10:40:06 UTC+2, Nils Rückmann wrote: > > The type declaration in DocBlocks dates back to a time when type-hinting > was not part of the language. > IMO there is no reason to keep the type as mandatory part of tags like > @param. > We should be be allowed to omit the type part if it does not add any new > information. > > Affected tags: > > @param > @return > > Any thoughts about this? Could not find an ongoing (or ended) discussion > about this, if i missed it, please point me to it. > > Hi, That makes sense to me, there https://github.com/doctrine/coding-standard does already that automatically (there are some bugs with built-in php interfaces as Serializable, but in general works pretty well). However tools as PHPStorm will still complain about that asking to place the docblocks even if type declarations are present.
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