Extended robo files are not parsed for commands for consolidation/annotated-command >= 4.5.7

[mattsqd]

Steps to reproduce

1. Upgraded consolidation/annotated-command to a version >= 4.5.7 (4.6.0, in my case).
2. Run vendor/bin/robo list

I've tracked down the issue to this commit from this list of commits. I can see it skip over the command in my debugger because the class of the initially loaded robo file does not match the extended one.

I believe it boils down to the way I've structured the RoboFile, which may be an anti-pattern, and I'm open to any suggestions.

In the RoboFile, I extend another RoboFile. The original RoboFile is used to to override methods from the extended file. This wasn't done so much to completely replace a command but instead override the helper functions that were not commands but had full access to robo.

RoboFile.php

require_once 'RoboFileSite.php';

class RoboFile extends \RoboFileSite
{
    
}

RoboFileSite.php

class RoboFileSite
{

  function hello(\Robo\Symfony\ConsoleIO $io, array $world)
  {
    $io->say("Hello, " . implode(', ', $world));
  }
}

Expected behavior

The 'hello' command is listed.

Actual behavior

The 'hello' command is not listed.

System Configuration

Linux PHP 8.1 wodby/php:8.1-dev-4.32.7

[nortmas]

I confirm, I also have this problem with the version 3.0.10

[greg-1-anderson]

See consolidation/annotated-command#277; this should be resolved on the next release of consolidation/annotated-command. As a workaround, pin to an older release.

[nortmas]

Awesome! Thank you!