Thank you @VincentLanglet.

Sorry for an old ping.

Am I missing something or we dont have support for a Voter that has more than one attribute. Right?

Not sure if this PR is the right forum for that question, but… Sure, a voter can support more than one attribute.

I know, I should have opened an issue.

Sure, a voter can support more than one attribute.

Yes, but this feature does not support that as far as I an see. Ie, I dot know what php doc annotation I can write to this class.

class ProjectVoter extends Voter
{
    public const VIEW = 'project_view';
    public const WRITE = 'project_write';
    public const ADMIN = 'project_admin';
    // ...

Both these are wrong:

/**
 * @extends Voter<'project_view', Project>
 * @extends Voter<'project_write', Project>
 * @extends Voter<'project_admin', Project>
 */
class ProjectVoter extends Voter

/**
 * @extends Voter<'project_view'|'project_write'|'project_admin', Project>
 */
class ProjectVoter extends Voter

The template is the same than in the phpstan-symfony stubs
https://github.com/phpstan/phpstan-symfony/blob/1.4.x/stubs/Symfony/Component/Security/Core/Authorization/Voter/Voter.stub

/**
 * @extends Voter<'project_view'|'project_write'|'project_admin', Project>
 */
class ProjectVoter extends Voter

Why is this wrong @Nyholm ?
This works on my Voters.

I personally use the syntax

/**
 * @phpstan-extends Voter<string&self::*, Project>
 */
class ProjectVoter extends Voter

to avoid listing all the constant. (string&self::* is needed since there are int constant in the VoterInterface)

/**
 * @extends Voter<'project_view'|'project_write'|'project_admin', Project>
 */
class ProjectVoter extends Voter

That union of literals is a valid subtype of string. Why is this "wrong"?

I personally use the syntax

That is a big help. Thank you!

That union of literals is a valid subtype of string. Why is this "wrong"?

I'll try again. I was sure phpstan was complaining.

Sorry for the old pings and thank you for the help!