[Cache] Update PhpFilesAdapter.php, remove goto statement #59266
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The goto statement can make the code's flow difficult to follow. PHP code is typically expected to have a more linear and understandable structure. For example, when using goto, it can jump from one part of the code to another in a non - sequential manner. This can lead to confusion for developers who are trying to understand the program's logic, especially in larger codebases.
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This is not a bugfix, therefore I'm retargeting this PR to the 7.3 branch. |
GromNaN
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Dec 19, 2024
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Thank you @ywisax. |
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The goto statement can make the code's flow difficult to follow. PHP code is typically expected to have a more linear and understandable structure. For example, when using goto, it can jump from one part of the code to another in a non - sequential manner. This can lead to confusion for developers who are trying to understand the program's logic, especially in larger codebases.