Nothing is lower than null and object is never equal to null #4131
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This add some logic in the trait but I didn't find another way except creating an ObjectComparisonCompoundTypeTrait and an ObjectComparisonTypeTrait.
Do you prefer to create two new traits ?
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The PR title says "Nothing is lower than null" but this change sounds to me like the opposite.
The method asks "is null smaller than object?" and you return "yes".
Maybe I'm running on fumes with only half the brain but I'd like this to be explained. Thanks.
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My bad, I missed some explanation.
Nothing is lower then null so
null <= $anything is always true
$anything < null is always false
And an object cannot be equal to null so
null < $object is always true
$object <= null is always false
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Closes phpstan/phpstan#10719
Closes phpstan/phpstan#9141
$a < null is always false.
$a <= null is always when $a is an object.
It needs #4132 first.