Fix the following errors when running recent phpunit:
Message: Too few arguments to function PHPUnit\Framework\TestCase::__construct(), 0 passed in
dolibarr/test/phpunit/DateLibTzFranceTest.php on line 63 and exactly
1 expected Location: phar:///usr/share/webapps/bin/phpunit.phar/phpunit/Framework/TestCase.php:265
Indeed, the old constructor had an optional $name='' parameter but the
new constructor reads like this:
public function __construct(string $name)
and the parameter is now mandatory.
NEW:
Cleaned up routines for better readability of both declaration and results.
PHP versions now really covered.
The old code forced install of PHP and didn't use Travis provided versions.
This resulted in the process not being executed with the declared PHP version.
Dropped MySQL in favor of MariaDB.
This is now the FLOSS community standard.
This should help avoid problems with buggy MySQL releases.
Fast finish enabled to show results faster.
Optimized tools installation with composer.
The right version of the tool is installed for the PHP version under test.
New PHP linter to check for syntax errors.
Parallelized for better speed.
Apache + PHP FPM for testing webservices.
The previous mod_php configuration was not supported on Travis.
New global DEBUG environment variable to show verbose output with configuration files content.
IRC notification on #dolibarr@freenode for community awareness.
FIXES:
Bug in scripts preventing execution with environmentalized PHP.
Wrong detection of MAIN_URL_ROOT under specific circumstances.
$_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"] empty and $_SERVER["SCRIPT_NAME"] populated.
Relative ignore directive in coding style ruleset to avoid bypassing test.
Unit test errors without an exit status.
This prevented the CI from properly detecting and reporting the error.
TODOS:
PostgreSQL support.
This one is tricky since we only have a MySQL dump and the syntax is not directly compatible.
SQLite support.
Disabled in core at the moment.
Nginx + PHP FPM support.
Test webservices on the second most popular webserver.
Run dev/* checks.
We have a nice collection of scripts we could leverage.
Check Javascript.
Check CSS.
Check SQL.
