At this stage, the test just checks line-length and line-endings, but previous commits have ensured that framework actually passes those tests. We can add more tests as we actually correct the code to pass those tests, and grow the test suite, as we had for unit tests.
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.
This is a fix for ticket #7670. Some hosting situations don't
allow write access to the system temp path. tiny_mce_gzip.php is currently
using sys_get_temp_dir() by default, and not using a local silverstripe-cache
folder that may exist in the SilverStripe project.
This change moves the getTempFolder() function into a common file, and
includes that in core/Core.php, as well as thirdparty/tinymce/tiny_mce_gzip.php
so both locations share the same code to work out the temp path.
The issue was raised in #7628, where an anchor tag was being changed from
<a name="anchor"></a> to <a name="anchor"/> by SS_HTMLValue, when
HtmlEditorField::saveInto() parses the HTML fragments.
This is because SS_HTMLValue uses DOMDocument::saveXML(), which is fine
for saving an XML document, but not suitable for HTML. This fix changes
that to use DOMDocument::saveHTML() instead.
Note that we can't use the parameter to saveHTML() for selecting a single
node only, as that's only supported in PHP 5.3.6+, SilverStripe 3.0 supports
PHP 5.3.2 as a minimum. The workaround for this shortcoming is to replace
unncessary output by DOMDocument with a regular expression.
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 Travis config will now run tests on the following instances
* 5.3 + SQLite
* 5.3 + MySQL
* 5.3 + PostgreSQL
* 5.4 + MySQL
In other words, with the exception of Windows tech (MSSQL + Win server) this is a wide-coverage build config.
ADDED: HTTP_Request::params() to retrieve all (shifted) params used in the request
FIXED: Issue where route-table level arguments would not be accessible without using non-deprecated API.
ADDED: Test case to test the above items
UPDATED: Extended Director::test to allow for the retrieval of the request object
UPDATED: Deprecated notice on Director::urlParam and Director::urlParams
REMOVED: Unused variable
FIXED: Coding convention conformity
The Requirements class currently treats only absolute URLs as URLs, and
tries to interpret anything else as a filesystem path. This prevents
using scheme-relative URLs for requirements.
Example:
<% require javascript(//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.2/jquery.min.js) %>
This forces the unfortunate choice of not using a CDN for common
scripts, always using an https absolute URL, or accepting that some
browsers will throw a security warning when viewing the site in https.
This change allows scheme-relative URLs & updates RequirementsTest.
This changes the behaviour of output to browser to use the standard SilverStripe rendering process rather than an echo statement to enable easier testability.
