PHP 8.2 - Server - fix (AllowDynamicProperties) #26
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PHP 8.2 introduces a new attribute in the global namespace named #[AllowDynamicProperties]. Classes declared with this attribute signals PHP to not emit any deprecation notices when setting dynamic properties on objects of that class.
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Is this the best way to solve this problem? Would it be better to modify the library to not use dynamic properties? |
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Are you sure that it is possible without changing usage?
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PHP 8.2 introduces a new attribute in the global namespace named #[AllowDynamicProperties]. Classes declared with this attribute signals PHP to not emit any deprecation notices when setting dynamic properties on objects of that class.