MediaWiki  1.32.5
ReleaseNotesTest.php
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2 
15  global $wgVersion, $IP;
16 
17  $notesFiles = glob( "$IP/RELEASE-NOTES-*" );
18 
19  $this->assertGreaterThanOrEqual(
20  1,
21  count( $notesFiles ),
22  'Repo has at least one Release Notes file.'
23  );
24 
25  $versionParts = explode( '.', explode( '-', $wgVersion )[0] );
26  $this->assertContains(
27  "$IP/RELEASE-NOTES-$versionParts[0].$versionParts[1]",
28  $notesFiles,
29  'Repo has a Release Notes file for the current $wgVersion.'
30  );
31 
32  foreach ( $notesFiles as $index => $fileName ) {
33  $this->assertFileLength( "Release Notes", $fileName );
34  }
35 
36  // Also test the README and similar files
37  $otherFiles = [ "$IP/COPYING", "$IP/FAQ", "$IP/INSTALL", "$IP/README", "$IP/SECURITY" ];
38 
39  foreach ( $otherFiles as $index => $fileName ) {
40  $this->assertFileLength( "Help", $fileName );
41  }
42  }
43 
46  private function assertFileLength( $type, $fileName ) {
47  $file = file( $fileName, FILE_IGNORE_NEW_LINES );
48 
49  $this->assertFalse(
50  !$file,
51  "$type file '$fileName' is inaccessible."
52  );
53 
54  $lines = count( $file );
55 
56  for ( $i = 0; $i < $lines; $i++ ) {
57  $line = $file[$i];
58 
59  $this->assertLessThanOrEqual(
60  // FILE_IGNORE_NEW_LINES drops the \n at the EOL, so max length is 80 not 81.
61  80,
62  mb_strlen( $line ),
63  "$type file '$fileName' line $i is longer than 80 chars:\n\t'$line'"
64  );
65  }
66  }
67 }
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