@no-named-arguments

The @no-named-arguments tag warns that a function or method's parameter names are not part of its stable contract and may change in a future release. PHP resolves named arguments (func(name: $value)) against the parameter name itself, so renaming a parameter is normally a breaking change even when the type and position stay the same; this tag tells callers and analyzers to rely only on positional calls, so the maintainer stays free to rename parameters without it counting as a break.

Parsing a @no-named-arguments tag produces a FlagTag instance. Being a pure marker, it adds nothing beyond the $name and optional $description every tag already carries.

Both PHPStan and Psalm recognize @no-named-arguments in exactly this bare spelling — unlike most of their other tags, neither vendor uses a prefixed alternative for this one.