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      We used `@annotations` in PHP 7.4 and below. Now we can use native `#[attributes]` in PHP 8. They have better support in PHPStan and Rector, thanks to their native language nature. The Internet is full of questions ["How can I use PHP 8 attributes instead of annotations in Doctrine?"](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66769981/how-can-i-use-php8-attributes-instead-of-annotations-in-doctrine) or ["Converting Annotations to Attributes"](https://www.reddit.com/r/symfony/comments/lbvmdx/converting_annotations_into_attributes/). Do you want to know the answer? Rector has a simple solution for you.
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      We used `@annotations` in PHP 7.4 and below. Now we can use native `#[attributes]` in PHP 8. They have better support in PHPStan and Rector, thanks to their native language nature. The Internet is full of questions ["How can I use PHP 8 attributes instead of annotations in Doctrine?"](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66769981/how-can-i-use-php8-attributes-instead-of-annotations-in-doctrine) or ["Converting Annotations to Attributes"](https://www.reddit.com/r/symfony/comments/lbvmdx/converting_annotations_into_attributes/). Do you want to know the answer? Rector has a simple solution for you.
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