Closed driehle closed 2 years ago
@greg0ire While working on #695 I found that Github actions won't fail unit tests when deprecation messages occur (see https://github.com/doctrine/DoctrineORMModule/runs/4538099900?check_suite_focus=true). Is there a certain reason for this, i.e. is this the intended behaviour?
I think it would make sense to change this. I thought setting convertDeprecationsToExceptions="true"
in phpunit.xml.dist
would be enough, but it looks like error_reporting=E_ALL
has to be set as well. With this, tests are now failing (https://github.com/doctrine/DoctrineORMModule/runs/4539273011?check_suite_focus=true) as I would have expected it.
I'd say yes, it's intended: the build should not suddenly fail from one day to the other. I'd say you can change that if you feel up to dealing with deprecations as they occur. Also, I know that in some repositories, we do fail the build if static analysis detects deprecations (which we can ignore or fix on a case by case basis).
It might be a better experience to have a non-required job fail if a previous phpunit job had deprecations, that way you are aware of the issue without it blocking the merge.
fixes #695
This sets
convertDeprecationsToExceptions="true"
in PHPUnit configuration, so that in the future we can see failings tests when there are deprecation messages in PHP.