MediaWiki  1.33.0
MediaWikiPHPUnitCommand.php
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1 <?php
2 
3 class MediaWikiPHPUnitCommand extends PHPUnit_TextUI_Command {
4  private $cliArgs;
5 
6  public function __construct( $ignorableOptions, $cliArgs ) {
7  $ignore = function ( $arg ) {
8  };
9  foreach ( $ignorableOptions as $option ) {
10  $this->longOptions[$option] = $ignore;
11  }
12  $this->cliArgs = $cliArgs;
13  }
14 
15  protected function handleCustomTestSuite() {
16  // Use our suite.xml
17  if ( !isset( $this->arguments['configuration'] ) ) {
18  $this->arguments['configuration'] = __DIR__ . '/suite.xml';
19  }
20 
21  // Add our own listeners
22  $this->arguments['listeners'][] = new MediaWikiPHPUnitTestListener;
23  $this->arguments['listeners'][] = new MediaWikiLoggerPHPUnitTestListener;
24 
25  // Output only to stderr to avoid "Headers already sent" problems
26  $this->arguments['stderr'] = true;
27 
28  // Use a custom result printer that includes per-test logging output
29  // when nothing is provided.
30  if ( !isset( $this->arguments['printer'] ) ) {
31  $this->arguments['printer'] = MediaWikiPHPUnitResultPrinter::class;
32  }
33  }
34 
35  protected function createRunner() {
36  $runner = new MediaWikiTestRunner;
37  $runner->setMwCliArgs( $this->cliArgs );
38  return $runner;
39  }
40 }
MediaWikiPHPUnitCommand\__construct
__construct( $ignorableOptions, $cliArgs)
Definition: MediaWikiPHPUnitCommand.php:6
MediaWikiPHPUnitCommand\$cliArgs
$cliArgs
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MediaWikiLoggerPHPUnitTestListener
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MediaWikiPHPUnitCommand\createRunner
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