@dmitrydymarchuk This is already handled by https://github.com/slevomat/coding-standard#slevomatcodingstandardcontrolstructuresdisallowshortternaryoperator-. Also, using the short ternary operator ?: isn't really safe, as you can hide some boolean cases inside the first member.

@carusogabriel PHPStan can be used without PHP CodeSniffer. I think phpstan-strict-rules should return error for shorthand operator in this case.

Ternary operator is not needed.

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Thank you!

Hi, unfortunately I had to revert this rule (03807e3). It finds false positives in cases like:

function (\stdClass $a, \stdClass $b): void {
 rand(0, 1) ? [$a] : [$b];
};

Unfortunately PHPStan\Type\Type has no method to handle these scenarios which would be required to check whether some value is identical or not.