Regenerate files based on latest code changes#489
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Gah, the generated code doesn't match our own coding standards, and |
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Generation now works fully \o/ Buuuuuuut... because the PHP documentation is incompatible with php8.1, and we generate code based on that documentation, we end up generating code that is incompatible with php8.1 (I still think this PR should be merged, because the failure is an accurate and correct representation of our current status, and it will at least bring our generat-or and generat-ed parts in-sync) |
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thanks. wdyt how many PR are missing, until we can release a first beta? |
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I hadn't planned that far ahead, #499 for keeping track of things-to-do-before-release |
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After #486 #487 and #488 are merged, running
./.devcontainer/build.shproduces this output, which contains a couple of years worth of updates - after those and this are merged, the github cronjob should submit incremental updates as PRs automatically