[parallel] bump default threads from 16 to 32 to keep up with modern technology#6877
[parallel] bump default threads from 16 to 32 to keep up with modern technology#6877TomasVotruba merged 6 commits intomainfrom
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| * see"infinite recursion" in https://github.com/nikic/PHP-Parser/blob/master/doc/component/Walking_the_AST.markdown | ||
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On purpose, this should have never been allowed.
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I will check the rector-downgrade-php unit test error, it possibly due to latest phpstan |
Thanks 👍 PHPStan x.14 now returns |
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It seems due to this change phpstan/phpstan-src@3854cbc It seems the only way we can do is just follow it since it not error when set as magic https://3v4l.org/IrE2q#v7.4.33 I will update the fixture. |
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I restarted the CI, seems green now 👍 |
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@TomasVotruba rebase is needed 👍 |
…technology, alligned with phpstan setup
…g mechanism in child classes
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Thanks 👍 |
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It seems you were testing speed? I think this can be re-enabled again, it already fast on rector-src, and this also enabled in other rector-* packages rector.php.
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I thought the removeUnusedImports: true is enabled by default.
I think we should enable it, so default behavior is the one with least work. What do you think?
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imo, current optional implementation already correct, it should be optional, as it "remove things" that can possibly there on purpose.
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I see, I'll restore it here then.
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