Enables more generic use of the fixture facilities
without dependency on the YAML format, for example
when creating fixtures from Behat step definitions.
Note: The YamlFixture class needs to be created via
Injector::inst()->create('YamlFixture') now,
direct instantiation is no longer supported.
Avoid PHPUnit throwing "test didn't run any assertions"
notices in PHP. If nothing else, it keeps test output
looking less broken by default, making it more likely
that actual errors do get noticed.
Quoted table / column names to make test cases work in postgres
BUG Fixed issue with SQLQuery::lastRow crashing on empty set. Added test cases for lastRow and firstRow.
Quoted table / column names to make test cases work in postgres
Merge branch '3.0-sqlquery-lastrow-fix' of github.com:tractorcow/sapphire into 3.0-sqlquery-lastrow-fix
The specific situation where this is useful is where populateDefaults on
DataObjects needs to query the database. This will break the dev/build
when it tries to create the object via singleton - the query will not be
able to be executed if the table is not there or its schema has changed.
For an example of such use case see Translatable::populateDefaults.
The entire framework repo (with the exception of system-generated files) has been amended to respect the 120c line-length limit. This is in preparation for the enforcement of this rule with PHP_CodeSniffer.
Adds three extra methods to Data/SQLQuery query that allow for starting
a disjunctive subgroup, a conjunctive subgroup and for ending a subgroup.
Database::sqlWhereToString() now builds up the WHERE clause one by one
instead of with a straight implode. Uses a stack to know which conenctive
to use.
ADDED: Test cases correctly checking for changes (and no changes) to the data model for both fields and indexes.
FIXED: References to indexes throughough the code that probably should have quoted field names. This prevents a lot of 'spam' during dev build. This includes an updated FulltextSearchable test case.
The table name in the join was being escaped, though table
names aren't escaped anywhere else. This breaks
namespaced classes, which rely on unescaped backslashes.
The values in $values aren't returned in any order, so this test can randomly fail. This
changes the check from expected = $values to $values \cap expected = $value. PHP's array_intersect
maintains the keys of the first array, so order is preserved. The intersect also guarentees that the
only accepted values are the expected ones.
