2010/1/3 Mike A <mik...@hotmail.co.uk>: > Writing a ZF book here. For it I wondered what was a good way to carry out > unit testing over > a development team local network.
I would look at phpundercontrol or other continuous integration server, this allows for builds to be automated and unit test failures can then be emailed to the team. Also you are better to go for local vs "central" development server development. So developers work locally run tests locally and then commit to version control, this coupled with a continuous integration server gives the best chance to spot problems early. Always use the latest version of phpunit from the phpunit pear channel, the one in the default pear channel is outdated (2.4.x series). > > Network structure - server: Windows machine with IIS removed and XAMPP > Apache/MySQL > install with PEAR, Xdebug and PHPUnit. Client machines can be anything. > Access to server > (in this case) is on IP:192.168.1.3. > > How to run PHPUnit tests from any client? > > Also, I noticed somewhere that the Zend team use PHPUnit2, not PHPUnit. Is > this so? What > are the advantages/disadvantages? > > In both cases I am trying to explain clearly for novices and experts alike > the best way to set > up ZF development systems. > > TIA... > > Mike A. > -- ------------ http://www.thepopeisdead.com
