I should start off by saying that I have PHPUnit working with the CI v4 dev repository. I've been using it successfully for a while and mostly know what I'm doing with it. But I ran into something very curious that I cannot explain and hope the hive-mind might have some insight or ideas. There's quite a lot of setup here so stick with me.
I'm looking into CodeIgniter\Log\Logger and it's associated "handlers" - the code behind
this page of documentation.
I have a phpunit.xml that's used to control exactly which tests to run. It was created from phpunit.xml.dist that comes with the install and it looks like this.
Code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<phpunit bootstrap="tests/_support/_bootstrap.php"
backupGlobals="false"
colors="true"
convertErrorsToExceptions="true"
convertNoticesToExceptions="true"
convertWarningsToExceptions="true"
stopOnError="false"
stopOnFailure="false"
stopOnIncomplete="false"
stopOnSkipped="false">
<testsuites>
<testsuite name="logs">
<!--<directory>./tests/system/Log</directory>-->
<file>./tests/system/Log/LoggerTest.php</file>
<!--<file>./tests/system/Log/FileHandlerTest.php</file>-->
</testsuite>
<!--not showing the rest because it's not relevant -->
The most relevant (to where I'm eventually going) section is
Code:
<testsuite name="logs">
<!--<directory>./tests/system/Log</directory>-->
<file>./tests/system/Log/LoggerTest.php</file>
<!--<file>./tests/system/Log/FileHandlerTest.php</file>-->
</testsuite>
Where I can run all or any of the logger tests by changing what is or is not commented. Executing PHPUnit with the xml file shown above will run only LoggerTest.php resulting in a lovely green bar with the feel-good message of success for all tests in that test case.
I can use either of the following variations in the xml and get all green with both.
(runs all three tests in the directory)
Code:
<testsuite name="logs">
<directory>./tests/system/Log</directory>
<!--<file>./tests/system/Log/LoggerTest.php</file>-->
<!--<file>./tests/system/Log/FileHandlerTest.php</file>-->
</testsuite>
(runs only the two test files indicated)
Code:
<testsuite name="logs">
<!--<directory>./tests/system/Log</directory>-->
<file>./tests/system/Log/LoggerTest.php</file>
<file>./tests/system/Log/FileHandlerTest.php</file>
</testsuite>
The CLI command used is the same (where
./phpunit is a symbolic link to
./vendor/bin/phpunit)
Quote:./phpunit --testsuite logs
Finally, we get to the weird part.
If you run against only the one file
./tests/system/Log/FileHandlerTest.php or swap the order of the two files so
FileHandlerTest.php comes first - all the
FileHandlerTest tests fail. (There's only four of them.)
The problem seems to be due to autoloading because the message displayed is
Quote:Error: Class 'Tests\Support\Config\MockLogger' not found
Which happens on line 19 which is:
PHP Code:
$config = new LoggerConfig();
And, yes I believe the proper
use statements are there. Look at the files yourself. This post is big enough without adding all that code. The unit test files are found in
/your/folders/to/CodeIgniter4/tests/system/Log/
It gets even weirder though.
If you remove (or comment out) the
setup() method of
FileHandlerTest the first test succeeds but the rest fail due to undefined property errors. That makes sense because the properties were defined in the now missing
setiup(). But wait a minute, where'd the "Class not found" error message go??? Apparently the class is found now.
I'm dumbfounded. (or maybe just dumb) What's going on? Anybody?
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