The lime2 version will tell you why an error occurs, for now every
time you see dubious just run your test directly with php yourTest.php
On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 8:47 AM, Christopher Schnell ty...@mda.ch wrote:
Thanks for your hint, Thomas.
There was an fatal error in my test because I wrote
Thanks for your hint, Thomas.
There was an fatal error in my test because I wrote $this-myVar... in a
lime test. I am so used to writing PHPUnit Tests, which are classes,
that I didn't see it.
But now, I am asking myself, what the symfony commands for lime are for,
if the output doesn't hint
Hi all,
I have an error, when running lime unit tests with ./symfony test:unit
One of my testfiles returns status 255 and thus failes.
However, if I run the test only for the file (like ./symfony test:unit
MyClass), all tests are made successfully and it look like everything
went fine.
I
run the test from php directly : php path_to_/yourTest.php
On 4 déc. 2009, at 12:21, Christopher Schnell wrote:
Hi all,
I have an error, when running lime unit tests with ./symfony test:unit
One of my testfiles returns status 255 and thus failes.
However, if I run the test only for the
