argument.named

Code example

<?php declare(strict_types = 1);

/** @no-named-arguments */
function createTag(string $name, string ...$classes): string
{
	return '';
}

createTag(name: 'div', classes: 'bold');

Why is it reported?

A named argument or an array with string keys is being unpacked in a call to a function or method that does not accept named arguments. The function is annotated with @no-named-arguments, which means callers must only use positional arguments.

Named arguments may also be disallowed for internal PHP functions that do not support them.

How to fix it

Use positional arguments instead of named ones:

 <?php declare(strict_types = 1);

 /** @no-named-arguments */
 function createTag(string $name, string ...$classes): string
 {
 	return '';
 }

-createTag(name: 'div', classes: 'bold');
+createTag('div', 'bold');

If unpacking an array with string keys, convert it to a list first:

-createTag(...$arrayWithStringKeys);
+createTag(...array_values($arrayWithStringKeys));