2.0.1

What's Changed

• Fix implicitly nullable parameter for PHP 8.4 compatibility by @GromNaN in #24

New Contributors

• @GromNaN made their first contribution in #24

Full Changelog: v2.0.0...v2.0.1

3.0.0

This package has been redesigned for compatibility with AMPHP v3 and fibers. AsyncTestCase serves a similar purpose as before, providing helper methods for unit testing within an async context. Each test case is run within a unique fiber to allow suspending during the test run.

• AsyncTestCase::setUpAsync() and tearDownAsync() have been removed. Use AsyncTestCase::setUp() and tearDown() instead, as both of these methods are now able to execute async using fibers.
• AsyncTestCase::createCallback() now returns a Closure. Additionally, an optional parameter for expected arguments upon invocation have been added (uses InvocationMocker::with(...) to set expected arguments).

3.0.0 Beta 4

• Add compatibility with Revolt v1.x
• Require PHP 8.1

3.0.0 Beta 3

• Replace deprecated Amp\Future\all with Amp\Future\await

3.0.0 Beta 2

Note: This is a pre-release, there might be breaking changes in the final stable version.

• Add compatibility with revolt/event-loop v0.2.x

3.0.0 Beta 1

Note: This is a pre-release, there might be breaking changes in the final stable version.

This package has been redesigned for compatibility with amphp v3 and fibers. AsyncTestCase serves a similar purpose as before, providing helper methods for unit testing within an async context. Each test case is run within a unique fiber to allow suspending during the test run.

• AsyncTestCase::setUpAsync() and tearDownAsync() have been removed. Use AsyncTestCase::setUp() and tearDown() instead, as both of these methods are now able to execute async using fibers.
• AsyncTestCase::createCallback() now returns a Closure. Additionally, an optional parameter for expected arguments upon invocation have been added (uses InvocationMocker::with(...) to set expected arguments).

2.0.0

This version is mostly backwards compatible with v1.x, except if a test throws an exception but the loop continues to run, the loop is now stopped after 1 second and the test fails. (#9)

• PHP 7.1+ required.
• Calling AsyncTestCase::setTimeout() multiple times will override the previous timeout set.
• Deprecated functionality has been removed (TestCase and LoopReset removed).

1.4.0

• Added setUpAsync() and tearDownAsync() to AsyncTestCase. These methods are executed before and after the test, similar to setUp() and tearDown().
  • Similar to the test case, these methods are executed using Amp\call(), so they may be a regular function, return a promise, or return a generator to be run as a coroutine.
  • setUpAsync() is run after setUp() and must resolve before the test method is executed.
  • tearDownAsync() is run immediately after the test concludes (or times out) and must resolve before tearDown() is run.
• If a test times out, the test error message now provides, if available, the line in the generator returned by the test method where the timeout was reached.

1.3.0

• Added support for PHPUnit 9.

1.2.0

• Information from TracingDriver::dump() is now included in the failure message on timeouts.