How to deal with “method not found in class” warning for magically implemented methods?

Question

I am sitting on a large codebase that contains several classes that expose functionality through magically implemented methods (using __call and __callSta

Answer 1

Well, you can go to the preference menu, under Inspections, go to Undefined -> Undefined Method and check Downgrade severity if __magic methods are present.

That would make the flag less severe, (instead of Warning, as Info), which would still give you a green light on your document check.

There's nothing else I'm aware of aside from having @property or @method PHPDoc notations on the target class for every method that's likely to be used.