feat: Add docs test suites for PostgreSQL nested sets behavior, covering cache management, exception handling, extensibility, node operations, and validation.
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…ering cache management, exception handling, extensibility, node operations, and validation.
WalkthroughComprehensive PHPDoc blocks were added to twelve PostgreSQL-specific test classes for nested sets tree behaviors. The new documentation describes each class's purpose, features, inheritance, and PostgreSQL-specific details. No functional or structural code changes were made; only class-level comments were introduced to clarify testing scope and metadata. Changes
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tests/pgsql/CacheManagementTest.php (1)
29-30: Update year range for accuracyConsider reflecting the ongoing maintenance period in the copyright year.
- * @copyright Copyright (C) 2023 Terabytesoftw. + * @copyright Copyright (C) 2023-2025 Terabytesoftw.tests/pgsql/TreeTraversalTest.php (1)
30-31: Sync copyright year with current developmentSame remark as in the previous file for consistency.
- * @copyright Copyright (C) 2023 Terabytesoftw. + * @copyright Copyright (C) 2023-2025 Terabytesoftw.tests/pgsql/NodeAppendTest.php (1)
33-34: Minor metadata tweakThe class-level docblock still shows only 2023.
Updating keeps licensing headers consistent across the code-base.- * @copyright Copyright (C) 2023 Terabytesoftw. + * @copyright Copyright (C) 2023-2025 Terabytesoftw.tests/pgsql/NodePrependTest.php (1)
31-32: Keep license headers up to date- * @copyright Copyright (C) 2023 Terabytesoftw. + * @copyright Copyright (C) 2023-2025 Terabytesoftw.tests/pgsql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php (1)
31-32: Align year range with other files- * @copyright Copyright (C) 2023 Terabytesoftw. + * @copyright Copyright (C) 2023-2025 Terabytesoftw.tests/pgsql/NodeStateTest.php (1)
21-27: Use a colon after section heading and drop redundant dash inside bullet itemsPSR-5/PhpDoc conventions treat “Key features:” as a heading followed by plain bullets (
*).
Currently we have “Key features.” and each bullet starts with “-”, resulting in visually duplicated markers when rendered.- * Key features. - * - Coverage for both {@see Tree} and {@see MultipleTree} model implementations. + * Key features: + * Coverage for both {@see Tree} and {@see MultipleTree} model implementations.Replicate the same tweak for the rest of the bullets in this block.
tests/pgsql/QueryBehaviorTest.php (1)
22-28: Align heading punctuation and bullet style with PSR-5Same styling issue as in
NodeStateTest. Replace the period with a colon and remove the extra “-” at the beginning of each bullet to avoid double markers.- * Key features. + * Key features:…and drop the leading “- ” from every bullet in this list.
tests/pgsql/ExtensibilityTest.php (1)
20-27: Minor docblock style polishConsistent colon usage after section headers and single bullet markers improves readability and keeps generated docs tidy; please update this block accordingly (same change as noted in previous files).
tests/pgsql/NodeInsertTest.php (1)
22-29: Consistent docblock formattingApply the “Key features:” + single-asterisk bullet formatting here as well to stay uniform across the new pgsql suite docs.
tests/pgsql/NodeDeleteTest.php (1)
22-29: Uniform bullet-list stylePlease switch the heading to “Key features:” and strip the extra dash on each bullet for conformity with the other docs.
tests/pgsql/ExceptionHandlingTest.php (1)
11-32: Docblock is clear – consider adding@coversfor richer PHPUnit metadata
The narrative description is exhaustive, but adding class-level@covers(or method-level where appropriate) would allow PHPUnit tools and IDEs to map tests to production classes more accurately. No functional changes required – purely an annotation enhancement.tests/pgsql/MutationTest.php (1)
11-26: Good descriptive PHPDoc – minor nit: standardise bullet heading
“Key features.” with a trailing dot is slightly off the usual PHPDoc style (“Key features:” or no heading). Optional polish, nothing blocking.
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Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/QueryBehaviorTest.php:36-55
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:30.383Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit hard-coded test credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as getenv() returns false in their test environment. For unit tests, explicitly defining connection data is considered acceptable and more reliable than environment variable configuration.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#13
File: src/NestedSetsBehavior.php:145-145
Timestamp: 2025-06-29T11:22:41.889Z
Learning: The user terabytesoftw prefers to keep PRs focused and small, implementing enhancements in separate dedicated PRs rather than bundling multiple changes together.
tests/pgsql/CacheManagementTest.php (5)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/QueryBehaviorTest.php:36-55
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:30.383Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit hard-coded test credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as getenv() returns false in their test environment. For unit tests, explicitly defining connection data is considered acceptable and more reliable than environment variable configuration.
tests/pgsql/MutationTest.php (5)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/QueryBehaviorTest.php:36-55
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:30.383Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit hard-coded test credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as getenv() returns false in their test environment. For unit tests, explicitly defining connection data is considered acceptable and more reliable than environment variable configuration.
tests/pgsql/NodeInsertTest.php (5)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/QueryBehaviorTest.php:36-55
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:30.383Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit hard-coded test credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as getenv() returns false in their test environment. For unit tests, explicitly defining connection data is considered acceptable and more reliable than environment variable configuration.
tests/pgsql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php (5)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/QueryBehaviorTest.php:36-55
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:30.383Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit hard-coded test credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as getenv() returns false in their test environment. For unit tests, explicitly defining connection data is considered acceptable and more reliable than environment variable configuration.
tests/pgsql/TreeTraversalTest.php (5)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/QueryBehaviorTest.php:36-55
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:30.383Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit hard-coded test credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as getenv() returns false in their test environment. For unit tests, explicitly defining connection data is considered acceptable and more reliable than environment variable configuration.
tests/pgsql/NodeDeleteTest.php (5)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/QueryBehaviorTest.php:36-55
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:30.383Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit hard-coded test credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as getenv() returns false in their test environment. For unit tests, explicitly defining connection data is considered acceptable and more reliable than environment variable configuration.
tests/pgsql/NodeStateTest.php (5)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/QueryBehaviorTest.php:36-55
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:30.383Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit hard-coded test credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as getenv() returns false in their test environment. For unit tests, explicitly defining connection data is considered acceptable and more reliable than environment variable configuration.
tests/pgsql/NodeAppendTest.php (5)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/QueryBehaviorTest.php:36-55
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:30.383Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit hard-coded test credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as getenv() returns false in their test environment. For unit tests, explicitly defining connection data is considered acceptable and more reliable than environment variable configuration.
tests/pgsql/NodePrependTest.php (5)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/QueryBehaviorTest.php:36-55
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:30.383Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit hard-coded test credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as getenv() returns false in their test environment. For unit tests, explicitly defining connection data is considered acceptable and more reliable than environment variable configuration.
tests/pgsql/QueryBehaviorTest.php (5)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/QueryBehaviorTest.php:36-55
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:30.383Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit hard-coded test credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as getenv() returns false in their test environment. For unit tests, explicitly defining connection data is considered acceptable and more reliable than environment variable configuration.
tests/pgsql/ExceptionHandlingTest.php (5)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/QueryBehaviorTest.php:36-55
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:30.383Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit hard-coded test credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as getenv() returns false in their test environment. For unit tests, explicitly defining connection data is considered acceptable and more reliable than environment variable configuration.
tests/pgsql/ExtensibilityTest.php (5)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/QueryBehaviorTest.php:36-55
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:30.383Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit hard-coded test credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as getenv() returns false in their test environment. For unit tests, explicitly defining connection data is considered acceptable and more reliable than environment variable configuration.
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