← Back to all error identifiers

Error Identifiers: attribute.*

There are 22 error identifiers in the attribute.* group:

• attribute.abstract
  Abstract class cannot be used as an attribute.
• attribute.class
  Non-class type (interface, trait, or enum) used as an attribute class.
• attribute.constructorNotPublic
  Attribute class has a non-public constructor.
• attribute.deprecated
  Attribute references a deprecated class.
• attribute.deprecatedClass phpstan-deprecation-rules
  Attribute references a deprecated class (deprecation-rules).
• attribute.deprecatedEnum phpstan-deprecation-rules
  Attribute references a deprecated enum.
• attribute.deprecatedInterface phpstan-deprecation-rules
  Attribute references a deprecated interface.
• attribute.deprecatedTrait phpstan-deprecation-rules
  Attribute references a deprecated trait.
• attribute.enum
  Enum cannot be used as an attribute class.
• attribute.interface
  Interface cannot be used as an attribute class.
• attribute.internalClass
  Attribute references an internal class.
• attribute.internalEnum
  Attribute references an internal enum.
• attribute.internalInterface
  Attribute references an internal interface.
• attribute.internalTrait
  Attribute references an internal trait.
• attribute.noConstructor
  Attribute class has no constructor but is used with arguments.
• attribute.nonRepeatable
  Non-repeatable attribute is applied more than once to the same target.
• attribute.notAttribute
  Class used as an attribute is not declared as an attribute class.
• attribute.notFound
  Attribute class does not exist.
• attribute.target
  Attribute is applied to a target it does not support.
• attribute.trait
  Trait cannot be used as an attribute class because traits cannot be instantiated.
• attribute.unresolvableReturnType
  Template type in attribute constructor cannot be resolved from the arguments.
• attribute.void
  Return value of a void-returning call is used in an attribute context.