Re: Re: Issues with readonly classes
| From: | Nicolas Grekas | Date: | Wed, 21 Sep 2022 09:48:36 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Re: Issues with readonly classes | ||
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>
> > When I was working on the readonly class RFC, I realized that the
>> readonly
>> > keyword very naturally fits services besides value objects. So my
>> > expectation has been that until we can fix the issue with cloning,
>> people
>> > would mainly apply readonly to services. Not that it is very useful,
>> but I
>> > would also feel some kind of weird fulfillment by doing so.
>> >
>> > Regarding cloning: I created a WIP PR not long ago to fix the
>> > aforementioned cloning issue, and I'll pursue a readonly amendment RFC
>> in
>> > the coming weeks (or month) containing the long awaited improvements for
>> > cloning (hopefully together with the "clone with" construct) and
>> possibly
>> > with this inheritance-related change Nicolas proposed, unless someone
>> can
>> > come up with an ultimate counter-argument.
>> >
>>
>> What's your take about 8.2? As I demonstrated, readonly classes are broken
>> because of this propagation to child classes.
>>
>
> s/broken/working as expected
>
broken. see thread
>