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There are still some stragglers that use call_user_func_array and pass in arrays that have string keys. Those get interpreted as PHP named arguments just like what was reported at #147
That one case was fixed but there are likely others, especially ones in this kind of context with min/max or width/height.
This may take manual review on your side to ensure that they are caught as I don't want to just PR the changes with array_values() everywhere it may not be needed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
There are still some stragglers that use
call_user_func_array
and pass in arrays that have string keys. Those get interpreted as PHP named arguments just like what was reported at #147That one case was fixed but there are likely others, especially ones in this kind of context with min/max or width/height.
This may take manual review on your side to ensure that they are caught as I don't want to just PR the changes with
array_values()
everywhere it may not be needed.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: