The vote has been closed, the RFC has been declined with 14 to 3 votes.
It would have been interesting to get some more feedback on why people voted No - some took part in the discussion, but most didn't. My assumption is that most didn't find this important enough, especially if strict types is not affected. While I think the RFC would have helped identify obvious bugs (and I find the current behavior of PHP with boolean coercions less than ideal), I can see an argument for voters to not see it as something important enough to change the language, as the problems this RFC would have highlighted can be avoided altogether. If anybody still wants to give some insight on these reasons or a way to improve boolean coercions in another way, I would be happy to hear it. Otherwise thanks to everybody who took part in the discussion, it was an interesting experience. -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: https://www.php.net/unsub.php
