Attributes

Reports the methods and functions that are returning arrays with known non-trivial keys.

Reports the functions that are non-trivially pure.

Reports the array keys that do not match the keys specified via the #[ArrayShape] attribute.

Reports the methods' and parameters' attributes that can be propagated to overriding methods/parameters.

Reports the attributes that are resolved to a class not annotated with #[Attribute].

Reports line comments starting with #[.

Reports the values in assignment and comparison expressions that should be replaced with one of the expected values (that is, the values specified via the #[ExpectedValues] attribute).

Highlights write access references to properties, for which the write access scope declared via #[Immutable] is stricter than the reference scope.

Suggests adding the #[Override] attribute to the methods that override same name methods in the parent class or any of the implemented interfaces.

Reports usage of the #[Override] attribute with a method that doesn't have a parent method to override.

Reports function without #[NoReturn] that are always halting their execution by calling other exitPoint functions attribute.

Reports the attributes that do not have the appropriate Attribute::TARGET_* flag in their arguments declaration.

Reports repeated attributes without the Attribute::IS_REPEATABLE flag in their arguments declaration.

Reports the #[Pure] annotations used on functions that may produce side effects.

Reports empty arguments lists in attributes.