Split encoder and normalizer to fix Symfony 6.1 compatibility #347
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Hang on, I see I need to update the tests, oops. |
Rector fixes More style fixes
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Fixed the tests, some checks (still) fail but are outside the scope of this PR and are caused by things not touched by this PR. |
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@Spomky Yep, though I encountered other issues later on not related to your package (afaik). When I have time I might dig deeper as the problem lies with Symfony I bet. For now, this fix won't harm anyone and it seems to fix compatibility with 6.1. |
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@mdeboer no worries, the remaining errors are only related to PHPStan. As the level is set to |
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Symfony starting from 6.1 doesn't seem to like when you combine an encoder and a normalizer. This might be a bug in Symfony but the easiest fix is just to separate the two, which is what I did.