enum.missingCase

Code example

<?php declare(strict_types = 1);

enum Status: string
{
	case Active = 'active';
	case Inactive;
}

Why is it reported?

In a backed enum, every case must have a value. When an enum declares a scalar backing type (such as string or int), each case is required to provide an explicit value of that type. Unlike pure enums where cases have no values, backed enums require a value assignment for every case.

How to fix it

Add a value to the case that is missing one:

 enum Status: string
 {
 	case Active = 'active';
-	case Inactive;
+	case Inactive = 'inactive';
 }

Alternatively, if the enum should not be backed, remove the scalar type:

-enum Status: string
+enum Status
 {
-	case Active = 'active';
-	case Inactive;
+	case Active;
+	case Inactive;
 }