Running Static Tests
Executing Magento 2 static tests is straightforward. They can be executed in several ways.
Running static tests on all files
To run static tests on all files, navigate to the Magento base directory and execute the following command:
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bin/magento dev:test:run static
Running PHP static tests on a subset of files
To run the static tests on a subset of files, create a new testsuite for phpunit:
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From the Magento base directory navigate to
dev/tests/static/testsuite/Magento/Test
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Create a copy of the
Php
folder on the same directory and rename it toLocal
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Navigate to
dev/tests/static/testsuite/Magento/Test/Local/_files/whitelist
and opencommon.txt
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Replace the contents with the folder of the files that you want to test. For example:
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# Format: <componentType=module|library|theme|language|*> <componentName> <globPattern> or simply <globPattern> app/code/Magento/CatalogSearch/Model/Search
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Create a copy of the
dev/tests/static/phpunit.xml.dist
file and call itphpunit.xml
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Add a new testsuite to the
dev/tests/static/phpunit.xml
file inside the<testsuites>
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<testsuites> ... <testsuite name="Local Test Suite"> <file>testsuite/Magento/Test/Local/LiveCodeTest.php</file> </testsuite> </testsuites>
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Navigate to the Magento base directory and run:
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./vendor/bin/phpunit --testsuite="Local Test Suite" -c dev/tests/static/phpunit.xml
As a result of this process, you can run PHP static tests on a subset of files. It is also possible to run other types of static tests by following the same process with other testsuites.