Closed fsmeier closed 3 years ago
This looks expected to me. The Tests
directory is not meant to be used by users of this bundle.
The FOS\RestBundle\Tests\Functional\WebTestCase
is used in one of the projects I am using. It was available all the time and it is also visible in the file slist and i could not see any hint so far telling this breaking change.
So even if it maybe was not intended to have in the very first place it was public for a long time (over 2 years) and therefore used by people out there.
So I would still call it a bug. Anyone knows why it got changed?
I'm not sure what you could use FOS\RestBundle\Tests\Functional\WebTestCase
for, it is very specific to the tests FOSRestBundle runs, and if you need to do something similar you can directly extend Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\Test\WebTestCase
.
In pretty much all PHP libraries the Tests
folder is considered internal and everything can be changed in it without any notice.
This is a convention supported by the fact that this is not a testing library and the Tests
folder is only here to ensure everything is working fine before a release and is not meant to be used in userland. We could provide utilities to simplify testing of rest APIs in our public interface but this is not the case (and FOS\RestBundle\Tests\Functional\WebTestCase
does not allow that).
Expected behaviour: Installing FOS restbundle via composer with version 2.8.3 should have the same folders as the files in the repo when selected the tag 2.8.3
Actual behaviour: Several folders are missing. (for example "Tests")
https://github.com/FriendsOfSymfony/FOSRestBundle/releases/tag/2.8.3 If you download the source files you see its missing. Same if you install via composer. But in the repo all files are there.
Last working version: 2.7.4 https://github.com/FriendsOfSymfony/FOSRestBundle/releases/tag/2.7.4