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An assignment through a reference to a typed property coerces the value, so its result can differ from the assigned operand, but range inference copied the operand's range to the result. Reuse it only when the target is a CV that cannot be a reference.
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Submitted upstream as php#24210. |
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Assigning through a reference to a typed property coerces the value, but range inference copied the assigned operand's range to the result, so
($GLOBALS['real'] = 9007199254740993) & 1with$GLOBALS['real']bound to a float property is folded to 1 instead of 0. The range is now reused only when the target is a CV that cannot be a reference. Split out of php#24110.