ext/date: Change return type to static - #23317
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ext/date: Fix DateTime return types for subclasses
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arshidkv12
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I agree with the changes. There's a new date api in the works, but these classes will be with us for quite a lot of time, so I think it makes sense to improve them, especially because most of them are only tentative types.
There's a few declared types which are demoted to tentative types: at first, I was worried about them that they broke BC... But then I realized that static can substitute the original class, so I think it's a good solution.
LGTM, but I'm not approving the PR, let's wait for @derickr's review. And @TimWolla may also have opinion.
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But I let Derick merge it when he looked at it. An UPGRADING note would probably be also useful, just like for the other recent return type changes.
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| . Added a new Time\Duration class. | ||
| RFC: https://wiki.php.net/rfc/duration_class | ||
| . The following DateTime, DateTimeImmutable, DateTimeZone, DateInterval, and DatePeriod methods now have tentative static return types: |
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this should go to the Changed Functions section
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Use static return types for DateTime and related methods that preserve the called class.