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This post discusses the Override attribute in PHP, its compatibility with different PHP versions, its usage with interfaces, and its limitations with enumerations and traits.

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Override is a PHP 8.3 attribute to ensure that a parent class is defined, and that the curent class does override it. 

This attribute is easy to start using, and it includes a few specific behaviors in interfaces and traits, that makes it also an execution-time source of Fatal errors.

<p>Override is a PHP 8.3 attribute to ensure that a parent class is defined, and that the curent class does override it. 

This attribute is easy to start using, and it includes a few specific behaviors in interfaces and traits, that makes it also an execution-time source of Fatal errors. </p>