fix: disallow string callables #53
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| public function testStringsMustNotEvaluateAsCallables(): void | ||
| { | ||
| $message = 'Hello, {firstName} {lastName}!'; | ||
| $expected = 'Hello, Ceil Floor!'; |
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Description
We've encountered some cases where the string values "max," "floor," and "tan" were passed as values to replace placeholders in formatted messages. However, since we were doing an
is_callable()check on the strings, and PHP has functions with these names, FormatPHP was attempting to call the functions instead of treating them as strings that should replace the placeholders.Since we should never call a function that is potentially provided from user input, we will disallow the use of string callables. Only array callables and Closures are allowed.
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