php8.2 compat: allow dynamic props in Zend_Form, Zend_Form_Element and Zend_View_Abstract #180
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It looks like it's safe to use the `#[AllowDynamicProperties]` attribute, and it should still be valid for php 9.0 and not throw an error, contrary to what I understood at first. As per RFC: https://wiki.php.net/rfc/deprecate_dynamic_properties#proposal "The creation of dynamic properties on classes that aren't marked with the #[AllowDynamicProperties] attribute is deprecated in PHP 8.2 and becomes an Error exception in PHP 9.0." Related issues from zf1-future where they went with refactoring those classes to use a defined property to store all previously dynamic props in an array, which introduced breaking changes: Shardj/zf1-future#307 (comment) Shardj/zf1-future#261 Shardj/zf1-future#268 Shardj/zf1-future#328 Shardj/zf1-future#329
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followup to #170
It looks like it's safe to use the
#[AllowDynamicProperties]attribute, and it should still be valid for php 9.0 and not throw an error, contrary to what I understood at first.As per RFC:
https://wiki.php.net/rfc/deprecate_dynamic_properties#proposal "The creation of dynamic properties on classes that aren't marked with the #[AllowDynamicProperties] attribute is deprecated in PHP 8.2 and becomes an Error exception in PHP 9.0."
Related issues from zf1-future where they went with refactoring those classes to use a defined property to store all previously dynamic props in an array, which introduced breaking changes:
Shardj/zf1-future#307 (comment)
Shardj/zf1-future#261
Shardj/zf1-future#268
Shardj/zf1-future#328
Shardj/zf1-future#329