Bug report
In my project (currently on Drupal 10.5.1), I'm adding an extra parameter in getForm() like this:
$this->formBuilder->getForm(AccountLoginForm::class, ['param_here' => 'value_here']);
Then in AccountLoginForm.php, I have this:
buildForm(array $form, FormStateInterface $form_state, ?array $options = NULL)
I would then use $options['param_here'] in my form. Which all works perfectly... however I'm getting this phpstan error when running a scan:
Method Drupal\Core\Form\FormBuilderInterface::getForm() invoked with 2 parameters, 1 required.
What doesn't make sense to me though...is that I see Drupal core (10.5.x.) doing this as well. For example, in SystemController.php which is calling this form.
I'm doing the same thing here... so I guess I'm a little confused as to why I'm seeing this error?
The one thing I thought of though...is that Drupal core is using level 1 in their phpstan file (whereas I'm using level 2 in my project). I don't know if that should really matter though?
I do see in the 10.x documentation that getForm() should only have 1 parameter (11.x does show the 2nd parameter) however...then why is core (10.5.x) using that 2nd parameter? I'm following what core is doing, so I'm a little surprised that I'm running into this problem. Is this an actual bug then?
Bug report
In my project (currently on Drupal 10.5.1), I'm adding an extra parameter in
getForm()like this:Then in
AccountLoginForm.php, I have this:I would then use
$options['param_here']in my form. Which all works perfectly... however I'm getting this phpstan error when running a scan:What doesn't make sense to me though...is that I see Drupal core (10.5.x.) doing this as well. For example, in SystemController.php which is calling this form.
I'm doing the same thing here... so I guess I'm a little confused as to why I'm seeing this error?
The one thing I thought of though...is that Drupal core is using level 1 in their phpstan file (whereas I'm using level 2 in my project). I don't know if that should really matter though?
I do see in the 10.x documentation that
getForm()should only have 1 parameter (11.x does show the 2nd parameter) however...then why is core (10.5.x) using that 2nd parameter? I'm following what core is doing, so I'm a little surprised that I'm running into this problem. Is this an actual bug then?