Yesterday we have released the bugfix version 0.9.18 of PHP_Depend. With this release we have closed a parsing error, that prevented PHP_Depend from handling those source files that use some wired syntax in foreach-statements.
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CommentsToday/Yesterday we have released the bugfix version 0.9.15 and 0.9.16 of PHP_Depend. With these releases we have closed a critical bug in PHP_Depend's handling of namespaces, where identical class names in two different namespaces resulted in an endless loop, so that the php process died with a fatal error.
CommentsToday we have released the bugfix version 0.9.14 of PHP_Depend. The software metrics tool for PHP applications. This release contains two bugfixes. The first one closes an issue in PHP_Depend's file cache engine and the second one closes a minor issue, where PHP_Depend throws an exception with an empty exception message.
CommentsToday we have released the bugfix version 0.9.13 of PHP_Depend, the tool to measure several software metrics for your PHP application. This release fixes two critical bugs. One in the tokenizer implementation, which has modified valid code under test in such a way, that it has become invalid PHP code. The second fix is related to PHP_Depends's test code, where a missing require_once statement has caused a E_FATAL while running the test suite in process isolation.