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It seems this is not necessary and confused my IDE in thinking 'Exception' is an alias for TimestampException. Given that we use a namespaced reference to the class, ClassCollector still won't see it. Updated test to verify that. Change-Id: I7c9258c5739a64959442af1296e2b93395260894
18 lines
862 B
PHP
18 lines
862 B
PHP
<?php
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// This file is loaded by composer.json#autoload.files instead of autoload.php,
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// because PHP's class loader does not support autoloading an alias for a class that
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// isn't already loaded. See also AutoLoaderTest and ClassCollector.
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// By using an autoload file, this will trigger directly at runtime outside any class
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// loading context. This file will then register the alias and, as class_alias() does
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// by default, it will trigger a plain autoload for the destination class.
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// The below uses a namespaced class reference, to to avoid being seen by ClassCollector,
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// which would otherwise add it to autoload.php, after which AutoLoaderTest will
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// complain about class_alias() not being in the target class file.
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/**
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* @deprecated since 1.29
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* @since 1.20
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*/
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class_alias( Wikimedia\Timestamp\TimestampException::class, 'TimestampException' );
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