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File: psalm-above-3.xml
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Class: PHP Sodium Compat
Cryptographic functions of libsodium in pure PHP
Author: By
Last change: Fix variable names to match ext/sodium

This is technically an API break for PHP 8 projects.
However, this polyfill always targeted PHP 5, 7.0, and 7.1. You shouldn't need it on 7.2+.

The end result of this change is that you should be able to write code that uses named parameters on PHP 8 and have it work regardless of ext/sodium being installed or not (provided you import sodium_compat via composer).

Additionally, we include lib/ in the psalm checks (if applicable).

This will need a new minor version (v1.19.0).
Update code for new psalm
Use Github actions instead of Travis CI
Fix Psalm nits
Date: 1 year ago
Size: 1,651 bytes
 

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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<psalm
        useDocblockTypes="true"
>
    <projectFiles>
        <directory name="src" />
        <directory name="lib" />
    </projectFiles>
    <issueHandlers>
        <InvalidFunctionCall errorLevel="suppress" />
        <!--
            Previous issue type is suppressed because we have to use a string
            as a function name for PHP 5.2 compatibility. When testing, be sure
            to change this to "info".
         -->

        <UndefinedFunction errorLevel="info" />
        <!--
            Inconsistently erroneous.
        -->

        <DuplicateClass errorLevel="info" />
        <!--
            Psalm isn't correctly identifying the guard conditions that return
            early if a class already exists.
        -->
        <RedundantConditionGivenDocblockType errorLevel="suppress" />

        <TooFewArguments errorLevel="info" />

        <DocblockTypeContradiction errorLevel="suppress" />
        <RedundantCondition errorLevel="info" />
        <!--
            Redundancy is good for PHP <7
        -->

        <TypeDoesNotContainType errorLevel="info" />
        <!--
            This mostly fails on `PHP_INT_SIZE === 4`
        -->

        <InternalMethod errorLevel="suppress" />
        <!--
            We mark methods as internal.
        -->
        <PossiblyNullArgument errorLevel="suppress" />
        <!--
            Not interesting
        -->

        <RedundantCast errorLevel="info" />
        <UnnecessaryVarAnnotation errorLevel="suppress" />
        <UnusedVariable errorLevel="info" />
        <UnusedFunctionCall errorLevel="info" />

    </issueHandlers>
</psalm>