Type hints not working correctly?

[jrswgtr]

Type hints don't get the class names but instead [object Object]. Is this a bug, or am I doing something wrong?

Here's an example.

Class diagram:

+-----------------------+
| SynchronizerInterface |
+-----------------------+
| +synchronize()        |
+-----------------------+

+---------------------------------------------------------------+
|                         Synchronizer                          |
+---------------------------------------------------------------+
| -synchronizers: SynchronizerInterface[0..*]                   |
+---------------------------------------------------------------+
| +__construct(synchronizers: SynchronizerInterface[0..*] = []) |
| +add(synchronizer: SynchronizerInterface)                     |
+---------------------------------------------------------------+

Generated PHP code of the SynchronizerInterface interface and Synchronizer implementation:

interface SynchronizerInterface
{

    /**
     * 
     */
    public function synchronize();

}

class Synchronizer implements SynchronizerInterface
{

    /** @var [object Object][] */
    private array $synchronizers;

    /**
     * @param [object Object][] $synchronizers
     */
    public function __construct([object Object] $synchronizers = [])
    {
        // TODO implement here
    }

    /**
     * @param [object Object] $synchronizer
     */
    public function add([object Object] $synchronizer)
    {
        // TODO implement here
    }

    /**
     * 
     */
    public function synchronize()
    {
        // TODO implement here
    }

}

[nahakiole]

Hey, thank you for reporting this. I think it is a bug :)
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