This patch, on the old 1.x branch, was prompted by a bug found by a colleague: using --testsuite with chunked execution made PHPUnit execute no tests.
Luckily, the bug does not affect the 2.x branch, but I ported the regression test anyway.
This new release comes thanks to a new contributor: thanks @raffaelecarelle!
He contributed the support of two native PHPUnit options with a single pull request: --exclude-testsuite and --test-suffix. Both these options allow the user to filter and exclude tests from the execution.
This small patch release is fully due to external contributions: thanks @kubawerlos!
He contributed two different patches, one to update the .gitattributes exclusion list, the second to fix some constraint on some dependencies that where preventing PHPUnit 11.3 from being installed.
I got a bug report saying that the Symfony PHPUnit Bridge 6.4.8 and 7.0.8 and higher made test runs with Paraunit fail due to a warning. At first I thought that the Symfony error handler was messing with PHPUnit’s again, but in reality it was just making explicit a warning that was already there for ages.
This simple patch avoids generating that warning, and makes your CI green again!
Talk presented at
PHPDay 2024 (Verona)
Slides available
See talk comments on Joind.in.
The PHP ecosystem is very rich and mature, and offers you a lot of stable and widely used tools, frameworks and libraries. Symfony evolved long ago from a monolithic framework into a collection of very useful and reliable components, but one component in particular (in my opinion) really stands out: Symfony Messenger.
In a single package, you have an easy way to dispatch messages and tasks to sync and async handling, with enough abstraction to support a variety of transports natively, and a long list of useful patterns already implemented and ready to be used out of the box.
