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Adds PHPUnit & Pretty Printer
Initial test that doesn't require WP environment for testing
wp-phpunit and phpunit-polyfills
This causes composer to check the safety-net repo for packages, which we do not want. We only need the Packagist default on this.
Get basic WP-PHPUnit up and running - need for plugin testing within WP environment
We need to reference our config file to run within our local WP environment
Test now compares actual function-returned array with expected array created directly from assets text file. This test should now cover if we successful retrieved the data, it is correct, and it's structured correctly.
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PR in progress
Goal: to add some PHPUnit tests to Safety Net to avoid accidental breaking changes. Related discussion in Slack
Done So Far
composer.jsonwith PHPUnit testing and pretty printget_denylist_array(), which does not require a WP environmentTo Do
We need to figure out the best way to simulate testing data for this. Given this plugin mostly operates on the DB, we may need to do this.
I've been looking to WooCommerce Bookings as an example, since it has a fair amount of testing built in. Bookings uses WP_Mock and also possibly a Docker setup to create a local testing environment, then remove it when testing is over.
Then, obviously, write some tests.