[8.x] Adds --pest option when using the make:test artisan command
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Ref: laravel/framework#38966 Signed-off-by: Mior Muhammad Zaki <crynobone@gmail.com>
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…laravel#38966) * Adds `--pest` as an option when using the `make:test` command. * Adds `--pest` as an option when using the `make:test` command.
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Howdy!
This PR adds support for Pest PHP when generating tests by adding a
--pestoption to thephp artisan make:testcommand. To support this, two new stubs have been added, one for Pest feature tests and the other for Pest unit tests. These match the functionality of the existing PhpUnit tests, but are written in Pest (obviously).This addition to the framework allows Pest to feel more "at home" as a citizen in Laravel as its popularity continues to grow.
Thanks for all your hard work.
Kind Regards,
Luke