Property with #[Inject] attribute is initialized #133
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@mabar it's because of installing nette/di in lowest version (3.0.0) where the class Nette\DI\Attributes\Inject doesn't exist |
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Adding support for inject attributes https://doc.nette.org/en/best-practices/inject-method-attribute#toc-inject-attributes
I am a bit stuck on why the test is failing - same code with native ReflectionProperty works just fine https://3v4l.org/3HF1T
Also my usual primitive debugging methods don't work as usual - var_dump() in tested code makes it stuck indefinitely and e.g.
\PHPUnit\Framework\assertFalse(true)in tested code does not make the test failFor the phpstan failure - should I just add it to ignored? Class does not have to exist in this case.