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A template for creating new objects that describes the common state(s) and behavior(s). NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH CSS CLASSES. Use [css] instead.
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Syntax error on class name added to property declaration?
I'm using Magento 2.4.2-p1, Apache 2.4.54, php 7.4, and am getting a ParseError: syntax error when a class name is declared with a property declaration - is this expected? is there a work around? … From what I can tell you should be able to use a classname as of 7.4, and the same code is working in an nginx environment:
use Magento\Customer\Api\Data\GroupInterfaceFactory;
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class CreateCustomerGroup …
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Syntax error on class name added to property declaration?
Removed generated/*, var/cache and var/page_cache and the error is no longer visible
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