recca0120/vscode-phpunit

Is it possible to specify the `cwd`?

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hunhejj commented

I need to run tests from within a specific directory otherwise they will fail. I know, these tests are badly designed, but is there any way I could achieve this?

rilex037 commented

same here, my tests are not even showing, because they are inside source dir

bagage commented

Same here - you can make tests appear by adding in settings.json:

  "phpunit.args": ["--configuration=my-subfolder/phpunit.xml.dist"],
  "phpunit.files": "./my-subfolder/test/**/*Test.php"

But it won't work if your workdir should be my-subfolder because all dependencies are missing then.

rilex037 commented

what i did was :

    "phpunit.files": "source/{test,tests}/**/*Test.php",
    "phpunit.phpunit": "/home/rilex/docker/enode5/sanity/test.sh"

and inside test.sh just docker-compose exec -T php-fpm vendor/bin/phpunit. which probably could just be replaced with path to phpunit for non docker environment, and everything works great

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Sectimus commented

If anyone comes across this like I did and does not use docker for the phpunit. (and perhaps wants to be able to change the cwd on the fly / or based on workspace).
The script will take the first parameter of phpunit.args as the cwd and the rest will be passed through to PHPUnit.

In my example I have my phpunit within the same dir under phpunit-9.5.phar

settings.json

{
    "phpunit.phpunit": "home/.../.../tools/phpunit.sh",
    "phpunit.args": [
        "/home/.../.../myapp/api/site",
        "--cache-result-file=/home/.../.../.phpunit.result.cache"
    ]
}

phpunit.sh

#!/bin/bash

SCRIPT=$(realpath "$0");
SCRIPTPATH=$(dirname "$SCRIPT");
(cd "$1" && "$SCRIPTPATH"/phpunit-9.5.phar "${@:2}");
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