The replacement rule for nikic/php-parser should be an exact version based on what is inside the phar about phpstan-shim HOT 9 CLOSED

It's mentioned in PHPStan 0.12 release notes and this article.

I've removed the mention of phpstan-shim in phpstan/phpstan README and I'm yet to update phpstan-shim repo README itself.

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btw, is nikic/php-parser really autoloaded from the phar ? If no, the replacement rule should be dropped entirely.

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phpstan-shim will be obsoleted on Tuesday. phpstan/phpstan 0.12 will consist of a single PHAR file and it doesn't have the replace problem.

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@ondrejmirtes We're going back to my previous question on another issue: Symfony 5 support where you suggested to use phpstan-shim. Sure, it will be obsolete, but projects that will still rely on PHPStan 0.11 and want to upgrade to Symfony 5 cannot use phpstan-shim in certain cases.

See here for the issue I'm having because of the replace: composer/composer#8456

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You can use phpstan/phpstan dev-master now or wait until Tuesday when it will be stable.

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I can, but that will upgrade PHPStan to 0.12. Not something I can tackle right now, since on level 7 I'm currently using, upgrading results in way too much errors. Basically, if I want to keep using 0.11 for a while, I can't upgrade to Symfony 5.

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You can use the baseline and be on 0.12: https://medium.com/@ondrejmirtes/phpstans-baseline-feature-lets-you-hold-new-code-to-a-higher-standard-e77d815a5dff It was created so that everyone can upgrade immediately.

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Hm, okay. I wasn't aware of the baseline feature. Thanks!

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phpstan-shim will be obsoleted on Tuesday. phpstan/phpstan 0.12 will consist of a single PHAR file and it doesn't have the replace problem.

Is this documented somewhere?

The README.md on phpstan/phpstan still says:

You can also use the phpstan/phpstan-shim package to install PHPStan via Composer without the risk of conflicting dependencies.

There is also no note about this in the README.md of this repository.

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