Reputation: 1896
I want to separate my tests in unit and integration tests and have an abstract TestCase class for each, e.g. UnitTestCase
and IntegrationTestCase
.
Is there a nice way to run only those tests that extend UnitTestCase
without giving a @group unit
annotation to each of these test classes?
The phpunit documentation is very sparse when describing subclassing. Also a google search didn't turn up any useful results.
Upvotes: 2
Views: 299
Reputation: 8356
No. Either use the @group
annotation for this or, better IMO, have a tests/unit
directory for unit tests as well as a tests/integration
directory for integration tests and then define two test suites in phpunit.xml
. By default, both will be run. Using --testsuite
you can then filter based on the test suite name.
Upvotes: 2