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- Issues whose message refers to an anonymous class could not be ignored using a baseline on PHP 8.6 (as of PHP 8.6, such messages contain the full name of the anonymous class: a NUL byte followed by the file, line, and a counter)
- Make PHAR build reproducible across filesystems (files are now added to the PHAR sorted by their path instead of in the order in which the filesystem lists them)
Fixed
- When
method()is called for a method of a test double that cannot be configured, for instance because it does not exist, every subsequent invocation of a method of that test double fails withMethod name is not configured - When a hook method of a test, for instance
setUp(), marks the test as incomplete, the hook method is reported as failed - When an "after test" method, for instance
tearDown(), marks a successful test as incomplete or skips it, the test is reported as failed - When a before-first-test method, for instance
setUpBeforeClass(), callsmarkTestIncomplete(), each test of the test class is reported as failed instead of the test class being skipped as it is whenmarkTestSkipped()is called - When an after-last-test method, for instance
tearDownAfterClass(), callsmarkTestIncomplete()ormarkTestSkipped()after the tests of the test class have been run, this is reported as a failure, also for each test of the test class that is run in process isolation - A failed PHP assertion, made using
assert(), in a hook method is reported as an error of that method instead of as a failure, and it is counted as an error instead of as a failure when that method is a before-first-test method or an after-last-test method - When an assertion fails in an "after test" method, for instance
tearDown(), of a test that already failed, errored, or was marked as incomplete, a failure is reported in addition to the outcome of the test, so the test is counted more than once andonNotSuccessfulTest()is called with the failure from the "after test" method instead of the test's own - When a test fails because of an exception of a registered failure type, an error or a failure in an "after test" method, for instance
tearDown(), is reported in addition to the test's failure, so the test is counted more than once - A test that fails because of an exception of a registered failure type is considered risky when it does not perform assertions or, when
requireCoverageMetadata="true"is configured, when it does not define a code coverage target, unlike a test that fails because an assertion failed - The TestDox output does not show the failure of a before-first-test method or an after-last-test method, for instance an assertion failure in
setUpBeforeClass() - Control characters and ANSI escape sequences in user-supplied strings are not made visible in the output of
--debugand in the logfiles written by--log-events-textand--log-events-verbose-text - Groups configured for a test directory or test file using the
groupsattribute of<directory>or<file>in the XML configuration file are not assigned to PHPT tests, so--groupand--exclude-groupdo not select them and--list-groupsand--list-tests-xmlreport them as being in thedefaultgroup or not at all
Removed
- The library PHAR (
phpunit-library-X.Y.Z.phar) is no longer built, it could not be loaded since PHPUnit 9.5.8
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