Inject via PHP 8 attributes #738
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PHP-DI 7 will support PHP 8 attributes as a replacement for Doctrine annotations.
I think it still makes sense to support Doctrine annotations if we can to ease upgrading, so I haven't removed it. They are however deprecated.
Example:
The attribute behaves like the annotation. Note that the class is different (
DI\Attribute\Inject
instead ofDI\Annotation\Inject
).The "best practices" recommendations do not change: using attributes is recommended in places like controllers and other glue code, and discouraged in domain code.