Closed arderyp closed 2 years ago
https://github.com/symfony/panther
My guess is no, because panther spins up it's owl webdriven client that executes action that doctrine-test-bundle probably doesn't have access to see and roll back. If there was any way to achieve this, however, that would be amazing.
Indeed this does not work. We need a single php process to roll-back the DB changes.
That's what a thought, thanks for the quick response! The webdriven client's are both a blessing and a curse.
https://github.com/symfony/panther
My guess is no, because panther spins up it's owl webdriven client that executes action that doctrine-test-bundle probably doesn't have access to see and roll back. If there was any way to achieve this, however, that would be amazing.