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vimeo/psalm (vimeo/psalm)
v7.0.0-beta19Compare Source
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Full Changelog: vimeo/psalm@7.0.0-beta18...7.0.0-beta19
v7.0.0-beta18Compare Source
What's Changed
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compactoutput format totable, add new truly compact format by @alies-dev in #11750TaintedLlmPromptissue type for prompt injection detection by @alies-dev in #11746Fixes
ERROR_LEVELfor plugin-defined issues by @alies-dev in #11736PHPSTORMenv var on Darwin by @alies-dev in #11801Docs
Internal changes
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Full Changelog: vimeo/psalm@7.0.0-beta17...7.0.0-beta18
v7.0.0-beta17Compare Source
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Full Changelog: vimeo/psalm@7.0.0-beta16...7.0.0-beta17
v7.0.0-beta16Compare Source
This release allows using
@psalm-pureon classes, which will mark all methods as pure, and ban property declarations.What's Changed
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Full Changelog: vimeo/psalm@7.0.0-beta15...7.0.0-beta16
v7.0.0-beta15Compare Source
This release features a major refactoring of Psalm's mutability inference system.
This release will likely be followed by a stable release.
The new automated mutability (pure, mutation free, externally mutation free, impure) attribute fixes that will be proposed by Psalm, when applied, will improve Psalm's type inference and especially security analysis, as pure functions are automatically specialized by Psalm, killing false positives during security analysis.
Now, Psalm will always analyze and emit
MissingPureAnnotationandMissingImmutableAnnotationissues for all functions, methods and classes that can be marked with one of the following attributes (which can be automatically added by running Psalm with--alter --issues=MissingPureAnnotation,MissingImmutableAnnotation).For functions and methods,
MissingPureAnnotationwill be emitted, automatically adding the following annotations:@psalm-pure» - Indicates that the function or method is pure, one whose output is just a function of its input (no mutations or even read property accesses allowed).@psalm-mutation-free» - Used to annotate a class method that does not mutate state, either internally or externally of the class's scope (only internal property reads on$thisare allowed for methods)@psalm-external-mutation-free» - Used to annotate a class method that does not mutate state externally of the class's scope (internal property reads and writes on$thisandselfare allowed for methods)@psalm-impure» - A new annotation, equivalent to the default mutability level of functions and methods (all mutations allowed): Psalm will require the explicit annotation of only abstract methods with this or any of the above annotations through a separate, non-autofixableMissingAbstractPureAnnotationissue, to improve mutability inference for implementors of an interface (though it can be used on all functions and methods as well).For classes,
MissingImmutableAnnotationwill be emitted, automatically adding the following annotations:@psalm-immutable» - Used to annotate a class where every property is treated by consumers as@psalm-readonlyand every instance method is treated as@psalm-mutation-free.@psalm-external-mutation-free» - Used to annotate a class where every instance method is treated as@psalm-external-mutation-free.@psalm-mutable» - A new annotation, used to annotate a class where at least one property is mutable: this is the default behavior, but it can be explicitly marked for clarity: Psalm will require the explicit annotation of only interfaces with this or any of the above annotations through a separate, non-autofixableMissingInterfaceImmutableAnnotationissue, to improve mutability inference for implementors of an interface (though it can be used on all classes and interfaces as well).New types
For situations where the
callableorClosureneeds to be pure, mutation-free or externally mutation-free, the following subtypes are available:@psalm-purepure-callablepure-Closure$thisare allowed for methods), equivalent to marking functions or methods with@psalm-mutation-freeself-accessing-callableself-accessing-Closure$thisandselfare allowed for methods), equivalent to marking functions or methods with@psalm-external-mutation-freeself-mutating-callableself-mutating-Closure@psalm-impureimpure-callable(an alias tocallable)impure-Closure(an alias toClosure)This can be useful when the
callableis used in a function marked with@psalm-pureor@psalm-mutation-freeor@psalm-external-mutation-free.What's Changed
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Full Changelog: vimeo/psalm@6.15.1...7.0.0-beta15
v7.0.0-beta14Compare Source
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--config=cli parameter by @ThomasLandauer in #11332Other changes
Full Changelog: vimeo/psalm@6.14.3...7.0.0-beta14
v7.0.0-beta13Compare Source
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Full Changelog: vimeo/psalm@7.0.0-beta12...7.0.0-beta13
v7.0.0-beta12Compare Source
What's Changed
Features
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clearcommand with ANSI escape codes to clear the screen by @HenkPoley in #11528Internal changes
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New Contributors
Full Changelog: vimeo/psalm@7.0.0-beta11...7.0.0-beta12
v7.0.0-beta11Compare Source
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iterator_to_arrayby @andrew-demb in #11430arrayCacheconfiguration key that can be used to disable the newly introduced array cache: this will slightly slow down execution times while reducing RAM usage, avoiding OOM issues on bigger codebases by @danogFull Changelog: vimeo/psalm@7.0.0-beta10...7.0.0-beta11
v7.0.0-beta10Compare Source
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Full Changelog: vimeo/psalm@7.0.0-beta9...7.0.0-beta10
v7.0.0-beta9Compare Source
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Full Changelog: vimeo/psalm@7.0.0-beta8...7.0.0-beta9
v7.0.0-beta8Compare Source
This release syncs up the 7.x branch with the 6.x branch.
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numericsupertype by @kylekatarnls in #11444Other changes
New Contributors
Full Changelog: vimeo/psalm@7.0.0-beta7...7.0.0-beta8
v7.0.0-beta7Compare Source
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Full Changelog: vimeo/psalm@7.0.0-beta6...7.0.0-beta7
v7.0.0-beta6Compare Source
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Full Changelog: vimeo/psalm@7.0.0-beta5...7.0.0-beta6
v7.0.0-beta5: Combined analysis!Compare Source
This beta release adds a major new feature to Psalm v7: combined analysis!
Combined analysis allows running normal analysis, security analysis and dead code analysis all at the same time, within a single run, greatly reducing overall runtimes!
Future beta releases will also enable taint analysis by default, given that now it can be run alongside normal analysis.
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Full Changelog: vimeo/psalm@7.0.0-beta4...7.0.0-beta5
v7.0.0-beta4Compare Source
Join the new official Psalm news channel and the Psalm community!
The news channel will be used to share inside exclusive news about upcoming Psalm features (including property hook support, coming within the next few releases!), and the community group can be used to discuss and share the way you use Psalm!
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Full Changelog: vimeo/psalm@7.0.0-beta3...7.0.0-beta4
v7.0.0-beta3Compare Source
Add git and composer to the docker image by @danog.
Full Changelog: vimeo/psalm@7.0.0-beta2...7.0.0-beta3
v7.0.0-beta2Compare Source
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Full Changelog: vimeo/psalm@7.0.0-beta1...7.0.0-beta2
v7.0.0-beta1: First Psalm v7 beta!Compare Source
Announcing the first public beta of Psalm v7!
Psalm v7 brings huge performance improvements to security analysis, up to 10x thanks to a full refactoring of both the internal representation of taints, and optimization of the graph resolution logic.
It also brings performance improvements to dead code analysis, and fixes for
listtypes.Even more performance improvements and new features will be released soon!
What's Changed
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See here for the full list of breaking changes between v6 and v7.
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Full Changelog: vimeo/psalm@6.9.0...7.0.0-beta1
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