WpOrg\Requests missing use statement for Stringable

[kkmuffme]

namespace WpOrg\Requests classes use global namespace Stringable object in phpdoc, but "use" statement is missing everywhere.
e.g. Session.php construct

Please add the use statement

[costdev]

Hi @kkmuffme, thanks for opening this ticket.

Requests is maintained on ​the Requests GitHub repository, so issues/suggestions should be raised there.

When you open the issue, please drop a link to it here so that others can follow the discussion and we can then close this ticket as reported-upstream.

Thanks!

[kkmuffme]

​https://github.com/WordPress/Requests/issues/803

[costdev]

Thanks @kkmuffme!

Closing as reported-upstream.

[jrf]

Just FYI: I've closed the ticket in Requests as invalid as there is no truth to the claim at all. Docs in Requests use FQCNs already.

[kkmuffme]

Just checked the upstream and you are correct - it's correct there.

However in WP 6.2 the FQCN is missing.

Look at Session.php, in github you have @param string|\Stringable|null $url but in WP 6.2 (downloaded zip from WP) it is @param string|Stringable|null $url
Is this because WP 6.2 does not have the latest version of this lib or is this a bug in the WP build process?
@jrf

[jrf]

Replying to kkmuffme:

Just checked the upstream and you are correct - it's correct there.

However in WP 6.2 the FQCN is missing.

Look at Session.php, in github you have @param string|\Stringable|null $url but in WP 6.2 (downloaded zip from WP) it is @param string|Stringable|null $url
Is this because WP 6.2 does not have the latest version of this lib or is this a bug in the WP build process?
@jrf

Docs and tests are continuously under improvement in Requests. This may have been changed between the 2.0.5 release which was included in WP 6.2 and now.

The develop branch for Requests is currently for the 2.1.0 release.

The Request team did a 2.0.6 release earlier this week, which has already been included in WP trunk, see Trac #58079.
For patch releases like that, select backports are done, but only for the most significant changes within the limits of what is allowed to be included in a patch release.

The official documentation for Requests is here: ​https://requests.ryanmccue.info/

As long as WP upgrades regularly when there are new releases - which is currently (finally) being done again -, these doc changes will automatically trickle into WP at some point.