Detect methods called statically within class

[clickedu-jbergada]

Hi, I cannot manage to correct this code from

class test
{
    private function a(): int
    {
        return 1;
    }

    public static function b(): void
    {
        self::a();
    }
}

test::b();

to

class test
{
    public function a(): int
    {
        return 1;
    }

    public static function b(): void
    {
        (new test())->a();
    }
}

test::b();

The line self::a(); gets detected correctly when the 2 methods are in different classes but it does not happen when they are in the same class. This uncorrected code raises a fatal error on PHP 8.0.

[samsonasik]

what rule you're running?, and what before vs after expected? could you give https://getrector.com/demo example?

[clickedu-jbergada]

I am trying to do this: https://getrector.com/demo/3d0dea93-ce36-4f8f-8200-f13920623cff and as you can see it does nothing. But this works: https://getrector.com/demo/d774b2d0-f38d-420c-98e7-a28185f7c863 i expected the same behaviour since both give a fatal error in PHP 8.0

[samsonasik]

I see, could you create new issue on https://github.com/rectorphp/rector/issues so we can lookup? thank you.