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Test-suite - Show warning when ".fixed" file not found #336

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Add warning when ".fixed" file not found
fredden Feb 8, 2024
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Avoid incompatibility with PHPUnit v4.x
fredden Feb 8, 2024
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Update text per @jrfnl suggestion
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4 changes: 3 additions & 1 deletion tests/Standards/AbstractSniffUnitTest.php
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Expand Up @@ -197,8 +197,10 @@ final public function testSniff()
$fixedFilename = basename($fixedFile);
$failureMessages[] = "Fixed version of $filename does not match expected version in $fixedFilename; the diff is\n$diff";
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} else {
$this->addWarning("Unable to verify auto-fixer results. File not found: $fixedFile");
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I wonder if this message could be made more specific as it could now give the impression that all test case files for sniffs containing fixers are expected to have a .fixed file, even when the fixers should/will not run for the test case file.

What about something like:
"Missing fixed version of $filename to verify the accuracy of fixes, while the sniff is making fixes against the test case file"

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I don't understand the scenario that you're referring to. When would the test suite not need a ".fixed" file for a fixer?
I can understand when a test file only contains errors which cannot be fixed automatically, but that code path does not reach here.

I've updated the text as suggested.

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I don't understand the scenario that you're referring to. When would the test suite not need a ".fixed" file for a fixer?
I can understand when a test file only contains errors which cannot be fixed automatically, but that code path does not reach here.

I agree that the code path without fixable errors would not throw the notification, but the person running the test suite will not necessarily know that, which is why I suggested the slightly different text.

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}
}//end if

// Restore the config.
$config->setSettings($oldConfig);
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