[7.x] Add assertDatabaseCount assertion#32597
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👍Do you want it to be added to the docs as well? https://laravel.com/docs/master/database-testing |
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this is good feature but can you add array $data for additional wheres for count like other assertDatabase* methods? |
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This PR adds a new database assertion called
assertDatabaseCount($count).Next to the given
assertDatabaseHasorassertDatabaseMissingassertions, it is often useful to just check the number of entries in a database table. This is possible in different workarounds already, but it would be more convenient to provide a simple helper through Laravel as well.Here is an example of how to use it inside a test:
And this is how a failure message would look like:
Failed asserting that table [products] matches expected entries count of 3. Entries found: 1.