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@@ -306,14 +310,14 @@ | |||
// $args[0] was already validated above. Since DocumentCodec::encode will always return a Document | |||
// instance, there is no need to re-validate the returned value here. | |||
if ($codec) { | |||
$operations[$i][$type][0] = $codec->encode($args[0]); | |||
$operation[$type][0] = $codec->encode($args[0]); |
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} | ||
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break; | ||
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case self::DELETE_MANY: | ||
case self::DELETE_ONE: | ||
$operations[$i][$type][0] = $builderEncoder->encodeIfSupported($args[0]); | ||
$operation[$type][0] = $builderEncoder->encodeIfSupported($args[0]); |
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break; | ||
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case self::REPLACE_ONE: | ||
$operations[$i][$type][0] = $builderEncoder->encodeIfSupported($args[0]); | ||
$operation[$type][0] = $builderEncoder->encodeIfSupported($args[0]); |
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if (! isset($args[1]) && ! array_key_exists(1, $args)) { | ||
throw new InvalidArgumentException(sprintf('Missing second argument for $operations[%d]["%s"]', $i, $type)); | ||
} | ||
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if ($codec) { | ||
$operations[$i][$type][1] = $codec->encode($args[1]); | ||
$operation[$type][1] = $codec->encode($args[1]); |
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break; | ||
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case self::UPDATE_MANY: | ||
case self::UPDATE_ONE: | ||
$operations[$i][$type][0] = $builderEncoder->encodeIfSupported($args[0]); | ||
$operation[$type][0] = $builderEncoder->encodeIfSupported($args[0]); |
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if (! isset($args[1]) && ! array_key_exists(1, $args)) { | ||
throw new InvalidArgumentException(sprintf('Missing second argument for $operations[%d]["%s"]', $i, $type)); | ||
} | ||
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$operations[$i][$type][1] = $args[1] = $builderEncoder->encodeIfSupported($args[1]); | ||
$operation[$type][1] = $args[1] = $builderEncoder->encodeIfSupported($args[1]); |
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if (! isset($args[1]) && ! array_key_exists(1, $args)) { | ||
throw new InvalidArgumentException(sprintf('Missing second argument for $operations[%d]["%s"]', $i, $type)); | ||
} | ||
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$operations[$i][$type][1] = $args[1] = $builderEncoder->encodeIfSupported($args[1]); | ||
$operation[$type][1] = $args[1] = $builderEncoder->encodeIfSupported($args[1]); |
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@@ -45,6 +45,9 @@ | |||
* Operation for executing multiple write operations. | |||
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* @see \MongoDB\Collection::bulkWrite() | |||
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* @psalm-type Document = object|array | |||
* @psalm-type OperationType = array{deleteMany: array{0: Document, 1?: array}}|array{deleteOne: array{0: Document, 1?: array}}|array{insertOne: array{0: Document}}|array{replaceOne: array{0: Document, 1: Document, 2?: array}}|array{updateMany: array{0: Document, 1: Document, 2?: array}}|array{updateOne: array{0: Document, 1: Document, 2?: array}} |
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Per our conversation yesterday, I think we still need confirmation on whether this can be utilized by the IDE. If not, is this worth adding at all?
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Looking at the baseline, it definitely improves the psalm analysis.
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Pull Request Overview
This PR improves type safety for MongoDB Collection bulk write operations by introducing a custom Psalm type definition for the complex array structure required by the bulkWrite()
method. The change adds static analysis support to help catch type-related issues at development time.
- Introduces a detailed
OperationType
custom type that describes all supported bulk write operation formats - Updates method signatures to use the new type annotations for better static analysis
- Refactors the validation loop to use references instead of array indexing for improved performance
- Adds a test case for empty operation validation
Reviewed Changes
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File | Description |
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src/Operation/BulkWrite.php | Defines the OperationType custom type and updates method signatures and validation logic |
src/Collection.php | Imports and uses the OperationType in the bulkWrite method signature |
tests/Operation/BulkWriteTest.php | Adds test coverage for empty operation validation |
psalm-baseline.xml | Updates baseline to reflect improved type analysis with fewer mixed type issues |
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src/Operation/BulkWrite.php:1
- The
Document
type is defined twice (lines 49 and 51). Remove the duplicate definition to avoid confusion and maintain clean code.
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The
Collection::bulkWrite($operations)
method requires a complex array structure for the operations list. Describing this type using psalm custom type feature to helps static analysis.PHPStorm is able to make the completion only with the full


@param
annotation, not@phpstan-param
nor@psaml-param
. And only when I start typing the first letter.Both Psalm and PHPStan detect when the argument is invalid. The PHPStorm inspection does not detect issues when the array does not match the expected
@param
type.