fix: handle paths containing spaces in Makefiles #11
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15 errors
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Test on php 8.4
Process completed with exit code 2.
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no-value:
admin/code/tce_functions_user_select.php#L1025
Argument #1 passed to function `F_db_fetch_array` has type `never`, meaning it cannot produce a value.
>This argument expression results in type `never`
The `never` type means no value can reach this point at runtime - this code path is unreachable.
This often occurs in unreachable code, due to impossible conditional logic, or if an expression always exits (e.g., `throw`, `exit()`).
Help: Review preceding logic to ensure this argument can receive a value, or remove if unreachable.
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no-value:
admin/code/tce_functions_user_select.php#L1000
Argument #1 passed to function `F_db_fetch_array` has type `never`, meaning it cannot produce a value.
>This argument expression results in type `never`
The `never` type means no value can reach this point at runtime - this code path is unreachable.
This often occurs in unreachable code, due to impossible conditional logic, or if an expression always exits (e.g., `throw`, `exit()`).
Help: Review preceding logic to ensure this argument can receive a value, or remove if unreachable.
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no-value:
admin/code/tce_functions_test_select.php#L615
Argument #1 passed to function `F_db_fetch_array` has type `never`, meaning it cannot produce a value.
>This argument expression results in type `never`
The `never` type means no value can reach this point at runtime - this code path is unreachable.
This often occurs in unreachable code, due to impossible conditional logic, or if an expression always exits (e.g., `throw`, `exit()`).
Help: Review preceding logic to ensure this argument can receive a value, or remove if unreachable.
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no-value:
admin/code/tce_functions_test_select.php#L555
Argument #1 passed to function `F_db_fetch_array` has type `never`, meaning it cannot produce a value.
>This argument expression results in type `never`
The `never` type means no value can reach this point at runtime - this code path is unreachable.
This often occurs in unreachable code, due to impossible conditional logic, or if an expression always exits (e.g., `throw`, `exit()`).
Help: Review preceding logic to ensure this argument can receive a value, or remove if unreachable.
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Test on php 8.3
Process completed with exit code 2.
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no-value:
admin/code/tce_functions_user_select.php#L1025
Argument #1 passed to function `F_db_fetch_array` has type `never`, meaning it cannot produce a value.
>This argument expression results in type `never`
The `never` type means no value can reach this point at runtime - this code path is unreachable.
This often occurs in unreachable code, due to impossible conditional logic, or if an expression always exits (e.g., `throw`, `exit()`).
Help: Review preceding logic to ensure this argument can receive a value, or remove if unreachable.
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no-value:
admin/code/tce_functions_user_select.php#L1000
Argument #1 passed to function `F_db_fetch_array` has type `never`, meaning it cannot produce a value.
>This argument expression results in type `never`
The `never` type means no value can reach this point at runtime - this code path is unreachable.
This often occurs in unreachable code, due to impossible conditional logic, or if an expression always exits (e.g., `throw`, `exit()`).
Help: Review preceding logic to ensure this argument can receive a value, or remove if unreachable.
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no-value:
admin/code/tce_functions_test_select.php#L615
Argument #1 passed to function `F_db_fetch_array` has type `never`, meaning it cannot produce a value.
>This argument expression results in type `never`
The `never` type means no value can reach this point at runtime - this code path is unreachable.
This often occurs in unreachable code, due to impossible conditional logic, or if an expression always exits (e.g., `throw`, `exit()`).
Help: Review preceding logic to ensure this argument can receive a value, or remove if unreachable.
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no-value:
admin/code/tce_functions_test_select.php#L555
Argument #1 passed to function `F_db_fetch_array` has type `never`, meaning it cannot produce a value.
>This argument expression results in type `never`
The `never` type means no value can reach this point at runtime - this code path is unreachable.
This often occurs in unreachable code, due to impossible conditional logic, or if an expression always exits (e.g., `throw`, `exit()`).
Help: Review preceding logic to ensure this argument can receive a value, or remove if unreachable.
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Test on php 8.2
Process completed with exit code 2.
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no-value:
admin/code/tce_functions_user_select.php#L1025
Argument #1 passed to function `F_db_fetch_array` has type `never`, meaning it cannot produce a value.
>This argument expression results in type `never`
The `never` type means no value can reach this point at runtime - this code path is unreachable.
This often occurs in unreachable code, due to impossible conditional logic, or if an expression always exits (e.g., `throw`, `exit()`).
Help: Review preceding logic to ensure this argument can receive a value, or remove if unreachable.
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no-value:
admin/code/tce_functions_user_select.php#L1000
Argument #1 passed to function `F_db_fetch_array` has type `never`, meaning it cannot produce a value.
>This argument expression results in type `never`
The `never` type means no value can reach this point at runtime - this code path is unreachable.
This often occurs in unreachable code, due to impossible conditional logic, or if an expression always exits (e.g., `throw`, `exit()`).
Help: Review preceding logic to ensure this argument can receive a value, or remove if unreachable.
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no-value:
admin/code/tce_functions_test_select.php#L615
Argument #1 passed to function `F_db_fetch_array` has type `never`, meaning it cannot produce a value.
>This argument expression results in type `never`
The `never` type means no value can reach this point at runtime - this code path is unreachable.
This often occurs in unreachable code, due to impossible conditional logic, or if an expression always exits (e.g., `throw`, `exit()`).
Help: Review preceding logic to ensure this argument can receive a value, or remove if unreachable.
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no-value:
admin/code/tce_functions_test_select.php#L555
Argument #1 passed to function `F_db_fetch_array` has type `never`, meaning it cannot produce a value.
>This argument expression results in type `never`
The `never` type means no value can reach this point at runtime - this code path is unreachable.
This often occurs in unreachable code, due to impossible conditional logic, or if an expression always exits (e.g., `throw`, `exit()`).
Help: Review preceding logic to ensure this argument can receive a value, or remove if unreachable.
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