[DeadCode] Skip RemoveDoubleAssignRector when assign target contains a side-effecting call#8110
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Bug
RemoveDoubleAssignRectorremoves repeated assignments when the left-hand target of the assignment contains a call expression with side effects.Found while reviewing the skip list of
spiral/framework'srector.php, which had to disable this rule onFinalizeAttributeTest:Each
->get(...)resolves a fresh object from the container — a side-effecting call. Collapsing the duplicates drops those calls and changes behavior.Cause
The rule already guards against calls on the right-hand side (
$stmt->expr->expr) and insidetry/catch, but never inspects the assignment target ($stmt->expr->var). A property-fetch chain such as$obj->getService()->prophides aMethodCallin the target, so the duplicate was removed.detectCallExpr()only inspects the top node, and the call here is nested under aPropertyFetch, so the check is done viaBetterNodeFinder::findFirst()over the whole target subtree.Fix
Skip the statement when the assignment target contains any side-effecting call expression. Added fixture
skip_call_in_assign_target.php.inc(no-change), which is mangled without the guard.