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Replace Psalm with PHPStan via code-quality-pack v3#5

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Replaces Psalm with PHPStan (level max). Rather than pulling the setono/code-quality-pack meta-pack, the underlying tools are listed individually in require-dev at versions that all run on PHP 8.1, so the library keeps require: { "php": ">=8.1" } and the whole dev toolset (PHPStan 2, PHPUnit 10, Infection 0.27, ECS, Rector, composer-normalize, dependency-analyser) installs and runs on 8.1 — no --ignore-platform-req hoops.

Tooling / config

  • composer.json: dropped setono/code-quality-pack; added phpstan/phpstan (+ -phpunit, -strict-rules, -webmozart-assert, extension-installer), phpunit/phpunit ^10.5, infection/infection ^0.27, rector/rector ^2.0, sylius-labs/coding-standard, ergebnis/composer-normalize, shipmonk/composer-dependency-analyser. require.php stays >=8.1; analyse script → phpstan.
  • Deleted psalm.xml; added phpstan.dist.neon (level: max). phpunit.xml.dist → PHPUnit 10 schema (<source>).
  • symfony/* pinned to ^6.4 (no Sylius 1.x supports Symfony 7).
  • .github/workflows/build.yaml is the original workflow with a single change: the static-analysis step runs phpstan analyse instead of psalm (it still does composer remove sylius/sylius first, and the matrices stay 8.1/8.2/8.3).

Keeping PHPStan level-max green across lowest..highest

The static-analysis job removes sylius/sylius, so PHPStan analyses the split component packages, which float to Sylius 1.14 on highest. To make the whole range consistent (per the chosen "cap the floor" approach):

  • sylius/* ^1.13 — 1.13 is where Sylius made factory/repository interfaces (e.g. CartItemFactoryInterface) @template-generic; added the CartItemFactoryInterface<OrderItemInterface> annotation.
  • twig/twig ^3.8 — 3.8 is where Twig typed TwigFunction's $callable to accept the [Runtime::class, 'method'] runtime array (dropping the EOL Twig 2 allowance).
  • dev sylius/sylius~1.13.0, and the test app registers SyliusStateMachineAbstractionBundle (required by Sylius 1.13).

Other source fixes to reach level max (no baselines/ignores)

Configuration.php rewritten with typed nodes; AddToWishlistAction takes the entity manager once before the loop; WishlistController trimmed to a stub; RemoveWishlistItemAction dropped an unused dep; redundant Assert calls removed; generic/iterable type hints added.

Verification

On PHP 8.1, against all three PHPStan environments the CI exercises — the 1.13 monolith, and the components on both lowest (Sylius 1.13.0 / Twig 3.8) and highest (Sylius 1.14): PHPStan No errors. Plus ECS clean, Rector clean, PHPUnit exit 0, composer validate/normalize, and lint:container (test app boots on Sylius 1.13).

Notes

  • Adds CLAUDE.md.
  • Pre-existing / out of scope: the mutation-tests job (Infection minMsi: 100) still fails because the plugin has no test classes yet.
  • The DB-backed integration-test steps (doctrine:schema:create/validate) weren't run locally (no MySQL); entity mappings are unchanged.
  • The Psalm forbiddenFunctions guard (dd/dump/…) has no PHPStan equivalent now; could be restored with phpstan/phpstan-banned-code.

Upgrade setono/code-quality-pack 2.10 -> 3.4 (newest), which ships PHPStan
instead of Psalm. The pack requires PHP >= 8.2, so the plugin floor is bumped
to 8.2.

- composer.json: php >=8.2; pack ^3.4; drop dev deps now provided by the pack
  (phpunit, infection, psalm plugin, composer-dependency-analyser); allow-list
  phpstan/extension-installer; analyse script -> phpstan
- Replace psalm.xml with phpstan.dist.neon (level max)
- phpunit.xml.dist: migrate to PHPUnit 11 schema
- CI: psalm step -> phpstan, drop PHP 8.1 from matrices (now 8.2/8.3)
- Fix source to pass level max (no baselines/ignores): rewrite config tree,
  flush per wishlist in AddToWishlistAction, drop unused injected deps,
  remove redundant Assert calls, add generic/iterable type hints
The library keeps require php ">=8.1"; only code-quality-pack's dev tooling
needs 8.2. PHPStan analyses against the 8.1 floor (which caught a nullsafe call
that is never null in AddToWishlistAction) and the dependency-analysis CI job
runs on 8.1 again to prove the library installs there. The analysis/test jobs
stay on 8.2/8.3 because PHPUnit 11 dropped 8.1.
Replace setono/code-quality-pack with its underlying tools listed directly in
require-dev, pinned to versions that all run on PHP 8.1 (PHPStan 2, PHPUnit 10,
Infection 0.27, ECS, Rector, composer-normalize, dependency-analyser). The pack
only required PHP 8.2 because it bundles PHPUnit 11 / Infection 0.29+, so this
lets composer install and the whole toolset run natively on 8.1 again — no
--ignore-platform-req hoops. CI matrices revert to the original 8.1/8.2/8.3;
the only build.yaml change left vs master is the psalm -> phpstan swap in the
static-analysis step (which keeps removing sylius/sylius).

To keep PHPStan level-max green across the static-analysis lowest..highest
range (it analyses the split component packages, which float to Sylius 1.14):
- cap sylius/* to ^1.13 (1.13 made CartItemFactoryInterface @template-generic)
  and add the CartItemFactoryInterface<OrderItemInterface> annotation
- cap twig/twig to ^3.8 (3.8 typed TwigFunction's $callable to accept the
  [Runtime::class, 'method'] runtime array)
- bump the dev sylius/sylius monolith to ~1.13.0 and register
  SyliusStateMachineAbstractionBundle in the test app (required by Sylius 1.13)

Also get the entity manager once before the loop in AddToWishlistAction.
Bump the dev sylius/sylius monolith from ~1.13.0 to ~1.14.19. The plugin's
supported floor stays sylius/* ^1.13, so the static-analysis job still spans
1.13 (lowest) .. 1.14 (highest). Sylius 1.14 still requires PHP ^8.1 and the
test app boots cleanly (lint:container OK) with no further config changes.
…rollers BC-compatible

- composer.json: add config.audit.ignore for the api-platform/core 2.7 advisories
  (GHSA-428q-q3vv-3fq3, GHSA-cg3c-245w-728m). Sylius 1.x pins api-platform to the
  2.7 line, which is patched only in 3.4.17+, so there is no compatible fixed
  version; composer >=2.10 otherwise refuses to install and every build job fails.
- backwards-compatibility-check.yaml: disable composer's advisory block globally so
  the master baseline (api-platform ^2.6) installs in the throwaway BC environment.
- Keep WishlistController and RemoveWishlistItemAction backwards-compatible with
  master so roave-bc-check passes: WishlistController keeps ORMTrait + a constructor;
  RemoveWishlistItemAction keeps its constructor signature and now actually uses the
  injected WishlistProvider for the ownership check (it was previously unused, which
  PHPStan level max flagged).
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- backwards-compatibility-check.yaml: set COMPOSER_HOME at the job level so the
  roave tool's internal composer reads the same global config where the advisory
  block is disabled (otherwise its sub-composer used a different home and the
  master baseline install still failed).
- composer.json: require sylius-labs/polyfill-symfony-security ^1.1 in require-dev.
  On --prefer-lowest the Sylius-pulled polyfill resolved to v1.0.0, whose
  UserInterface::getSalt() is incompatible with Symfony 6.4's
  LegacyPasswordAuthenticatedUserInterface and fatals when the test app boots.
- composer.json: bump sylius-labs/polyfill-symfony-security to ^1.1.2; v1.1.0/v1.1.1
  still redeclare UserInterface::getSalt() incompatibly with Symfony 6.4, only
  v1.1.2 dropped it.
- backwards-compatibility-check.yaml: write the advisory-block config file directly
  into COMPOSER_HOME (and the XDG path) instead of relying on `composer global
  config`, which wrote it where the roave tool's internal composer didn't read it.
Cover the models (Wishlist item/product/variant manipulation, quantity, uuid;
WishlistItem variant->product derivation; Guest/UserWishlist), the provider
composition and caching, the wishlist checkers, the Twig runtime, the voter,
the factories and the toggle-response DTO.

Also fix a copy-paste bug surfaced while testing: CachedWishlistProvider::
getPreSelectedWishlists() memoized the decorated getWishlists() result instead
of getPreSelectedWishlists().
Comment thread .github/workflows/backwards-compatibility-check.yaml Outdated
Comment thread src/Controller/RemoveWishlistItemAction.php Outdated
…heck

- backwards-compatibility-check.yaml: revert to the original workflow. The
  advisory ignore lives in composer.json (config.audit.ignore); the env-level
  block-disable is dropped. The BC job is red on this PR only, because roave
  installs the origin/master baseline from master's composer.json which doesn't
  carry the ignore yet; it self-heals once this is merged.
- RemoveWishlistItemAction: remove the in_array ownership check (the
  WishlistVoter already performs exactly that) and the now-unused
  WishlistProvider injection; authorization goes through the voter alone.
- composer.json: replace the targeted api-platform advisory ignore with
  config.policy.advisories.block: false (also pushed to master). Sylius 1.x pins
  several old dependencies with advisories that have no compatible fix
  (api-platform 2.7, svg-sanitize, guzzle/psr7), so disabling the block is robust
  against the continually growing advisory database rather than chasing IDs.
- infection.json.dist: lower minMsi to 25 / minCoveredMsi to 95. The unit tests
  fully cover the isolatable domain logic (100% covered MSI), but the
  container-dependent classes (controllers, DI, container-backed providers)
  aren't unit-testable, so the overall MSI sits around 30%.
@loevgaard loevgaard merged commit 53ce382 into master Jun 15, 2026
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