Test Runner Improvement in PHPUnit 3.3

Sebastian Bergmann » 09 April 2008 » in New Features » 5 Comments

As of changeset 2764, PHPUnit 3.3's command-line test runner accepts a directory as its argument.

Given a directory, the test runner will recursively scan the directory for *Test.php files, build a test suite out of the *Test classes, and run it.

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5 Comments to "Test Runner Improvement in PHPUnit 3.3"

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  1. Joshua May
    09/04/2008 at 13:20 Permalink
    Is 3.3 at all stable/useable? I'd really like to use this feature! If not, any idea when it will be, roughly?

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  2. Noplay
    10/04/2008 at 08:29 Permalink
    Great feature !

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  3. Doug
    13/04/2008 at 17:46 Permalink
    That's great, but limb_unit(http://wiki.limb-project.com/doku.php?id=limb3:en:packages:tests_runner:limb_unit) has had this feature(and some other, like nested fixtures) for ages ;)

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  4. Matthieu
    11/12/2009 at 17:07 Permalink
    Hi,
    I am currently using PHPUnit and installing it in my company, and I find it amazing. But sometimes I want to launch tests that are in separate directories at the same time (to have one code coverage report for example).

    phpunit only accepts 1 directory as argument, do you have an idea on this "problem" ?
    Thanks

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  5. Sebastian Bergmann
    11/12/2009 at 17:09 Permalink
    Please open a feature request ticket for this.

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