This new minor version drops support to unsupported Symfony versions, to ease the maintenance of the library. On top of this, a small external contribution is included to avoid a future deprecation.
This is the full changelog:
Paraunit 2.13.0 has just been released with support for a new coverage report format: --jsonl, which mirrors PHPUnit’s --coverage-jsonl option. It writes coverage.jsonl and tests.jsonl files inside the specified directory and requires phpunit/php-code-coverage 14.4 or newer.
I finally had the time to finalize #paraunit 2.12.0, which brings PHPUnit support to 13.1!
It took a lot of time because I had limited effort, and PHPUnit under the hood bumps php-code-coverage to a new major (v14) that required a bit of rework, along with dropping support for all previous versions… I tried cross-compat, but it was too complicated!
Happy testing!
This release was forced upon me from Symfony, since 8.1 includes a new runCommand static method in its KernelTestCase class, which collides with our own. Since our method is non-static, this creates a fatal error every time that our class is autoloaded.
With this new minor, I wanted to get out of the door a lot of usability features that I wanted to implement for so long. Now, all --stop-on-* and --display-* CLI options are available in Paraunit. I rushed this out because the next minor will require a huge bump on PHPUnit (13.1 will be the minimum), so I didn’t want to gatekeep those behind that update for the end users.
In addition, this version relaxes the constraints by no longer requiring ext-pcntl to be installed.
