JakubMisek It looks ok in the latest version (just in my case): I think the addWhere in question is from an older doctrine/dbal package, and maybe an older version of PHP extension? @JavierLealMadueno may I ask the version of PHP extension, just to be sure?
ging-dev JakubMisek wrong, it from orm https://github.com/doctrine/orm/blob/d81afdb6e3454007477ac00b8c98481c6f99af0f/lib/Doctrine/ORM/QueryBuilder.php#L1168 A side issue, is it possible to fully display the param types of @param and @return? Sometimes the function signature is displayed in a shortened way (eg. @param array<User|Admin>, @return Collection<int,User|Admin> became function example(array): Collection, makes me have to use Go to definition to see full information.
JavierLealMadueno I am using a docker container with PHP 7.3.33: Why do devsense is taking account a different version of doctrine/dbal than my system?
JakubMisek JavierLealMadueno PHP Editor is not using a different version. There is most probably just an issue with indexing variadic arguments. The Devsense's PHP extension; is it the latest one 1.38.13826?
JavierLealMadueno Sorry. That version had installed, but was "reload required" button visible 😅 Thanks for your excellent support
JavierLealMadueno Hello @JakubMisek . This issue has faced again. At this time, I have the version: v1.38.13918
JakubMisek JavierLealMadueno please try running vscode's command (View -> Command Palette): Clear /vendor/ cache. Does it help?
