brie, 25 days ago to music Slovak

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-EhSHxrDmk

#music #Romania #orthodox #psalm

pieceofthepie, 1 month ago to php

Oh this is fun. I can't upgrade to #PHPUnit 11 as it needs PHP-Parser 5+.

Which I can't use as #Psalm needs 4+.

Not to mention this project itself needs PHP-Parser so that upgrade in of itself means work on my part.

Is this where I start using a PHAR?

#PHP #DependencyHell #SoftwareDeveloper

Passamezzo, 4 months ago to Marriage

A #17thCentury English setting of #Psalm 127, described as being suitable for #ShroveTuesday or a #wedding.
From La Scala Santa Hugh Hare, Baron Coleraine, 1670.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OJ3oi43J_Q&ab_channel=Passamezzo
#earlymusic #earlymodern #soprano #lute #viol #violadagamba #shrovetide #histodon #histodons @earlymodern @earlymusic @histodons @histodon

thgs, 4 months ago (edited 4 months ago) to php

What error level are you running psalm ?

#php #psalm #staticanalysis

rubenrubiob, 7 months ago to php

When using static analysers in PHP, a generic service as a Query Bus is usually a point of pain. In this post, we will see how to type-hint a Query Bus correctly.

https://dev.to/rubenrubiob/type-hint-a-query-bus-in-php-3aik

#php #staticanalysis #phpstan #psalm #consultant #freelance

mythologyandhistory, 8 months ago to latin

Did you know that reading #Latin was once your get-out-of-jail-free card?

During the reign of Henry II., #clergy became exempt from secular #punishment.

To prove clergyhood, one had to read from the #bible.

The #psalm required was 51:3 = "Miserere mei, Deus, secundum misericordiam tuam".

An illiterate person could simply memorise the psalm & avoid hanging, as ecclesiastical #law was far more lenient than secular law.

This led to 51:3 becoming known as the "neck verse".

#history #literacy

ramsey, 1 year ago to php

#Psalm was all, like, “I found some MissingParamType issues. I’ll be happy to fix the types for you.” So, I ran it with --alter, and it proceeded to change mixed parameter types (that conform to an interface) to stringd.

That’s not my typo; there is a “d” on that end of that type name.

I have no idea what Psalm thinks it’s doing. #PHP

ramsey, 1 year ago to random

Before I open an issue with #Psalm over this, I’ll ask here because maybe I’m missing something simple.

I have a class that extends another class and overrides a method on the parent. That method is type-hinted as returning static, and this appears to confuse Psalm when implemented in the child.

See my example here: https://psalm.dev/r/e6c108358e

Am I missing something? Is there an annotation I can add to help Psalm?