FEATURE: Support object serialization without var annotation #2844
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This change introduces support for PHP 7.4 style class property type declarations for objects to be serialized by Flow. Previously, a `@var` annotation had to be specified for each class property, in order to communicate the type to Flow's serialization mechanism. Resolves neos#2843
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Somewhat related to #2835 |
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See also #2114 |
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Looks good, thanks for the improvements along the way. |
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This change introduces support for PHP 7.4 style class property
type declarations for objects to be serialized by Flow. Previously,
a
@varannotation had to be specified for each class property, inorder to communicate the type to Flow's serialization mechanism.
Resolves #2843