[CodingStyle] Deprecate EnumCaseToPascalCaseRector as risky change#8095
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It does not handle enum usage across the whole context. Better handled via IDE with full context, manually, or a custom rule.
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I actually really like this and use it... |
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Still dangerous, as it does not update all references. Similar to rectorphp/rector#8439 |
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Can you not just put it into a "Risky Rules" set that has to be opted in so that it's clear it's risky? |
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That would make little sense, as we group by domain and want to provide deterministic rules. |
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Deprecate
EnumCaseToPascalCaseRector.The rule renames enum cases to PascalCase, but it cannot reliably track every usage of an enum case across the whole context. That makes it a risky change with little value.
Better handled via IDE with full context, manually, or a custom rule where needed.