Brent • 6/21/2023

#[Override] in PHP 8.3

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This article details the #[Override] attribute introduced in PHP 8.3, which explicitly marks a method as overriding a parent method. It explains how this runtime check helps prevent bugs when parent method names change and includes the author's critique that such features highlight a missed opportunity for better static analysis tooling in the PHP ecosystem.

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