Use PHP attributes in tests for PHP8+

[norkunas]

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• Configures PHP attributes to be used in tests for PHP8+

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[brunoocasali]

Just to make sure I get it right... After PHP 8 doctrine supports the #[...] notation in the PHP classes instead of making comments?

This will be the default soon?

[brunoocasali]

Is this value intentional?

[norkunas]

I left it as it was :)

[norkunas]

Just to make sure I get it right... After PHP 8 doctrine supports the #[...] notation in the PHP classes instead of making comments?

This will be the default soon?

Not sure when the support for annotations will be dropped, but when this bundle will drop support for php 7.4 then the annotations from tests could be removed because I think most people who use php8 are already migrated to attributes or easily can migrate with rector. But those who don't then they will rely on annotations support in ORM itself

[brunoocasali]

Thanks @norkunas for your contribution 🎉

bors merge

[bors]

Build succeeded:

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• integration-tests (PHP 7.4) (Symfony 5.4.*)
• integration-tests (PHP 8.0) (Symfony 6.0.*)
• integration-tests (PHP 8.1) (Symfony 6.1.*)
• integration-tests (PHP 8.2) (Symfony 6.2.*)