3. Raise the container contract floor past the namespace rename - #54
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`^1.0` resolved as low as 1.0.0, where the interface is StellarWP\Container\ContainerInterface. Config and Provider import StellarWP\ContainerContract\ContainerInterface, which the package did not declare until 1.0.2 -- so a host already pinning the older line for another StellarWP package got a type hint naming a class that does not exist, and a TypeError from Config::set_container() at plugins_loaded priority 0. 1.1 rather than 1.0.2 because the floor has a second, quieter constraint: 1.0.x declares get() with no generic annotation, so every container resolution in src/ is mixed and PHPStan level 9 cannot type one of them. 1.1.0 is where `@return ($id is class-string<T> ? T : mixed)` arrives, and it is the oldest release this library's own analysis gate passes against.
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What: raises the
stellarwp/container-contractfloor to^1.1, and records in AGENTS.md why it is 1.1 and why nothing in CI resolves it.Usage:
Why this way:
^1.0claimed two things that are not true of this library. Below 1.0.2 the interface isStellarWP\Container\ContainerInterface, so the classConfig::set_container()type-hints does not exist. Below 1.1.0 it exists butget()carries no@template, so every container resolution insrc/ismixedand level 9 can type none of them.Accurate rather than load-bearing, so no job installs it.
uplink,telemetryandschemaall require^1.0, which admits 1.1.2 — Composer hands a real host tree the top of the range whatever we declare, and reaching the floor takes a stale lock or an explicit pin. A leg resolving the lower bound would guard a line nobody has a reason to edit, and go red whenever a dev dependency moved the contract. The reason sits in AGENTS.md instead, where "raise it, never lower it" is what stops it drifting back.Summary by CodeRabbit