How it works: just like PHPUnit's TestRunner, it adds recursive filters to the testsuite iterator, and then we disregard a testsuite's file when its count of filtered tests is zero.
The drawback is that if the annotation @group is used only on some of the tests in a testsuite, the testsuite will still be executed entirely. Changing that behaviour implies the need for more extensive changes, and I don't know if those are relevant yet.
Hello,
It appears that the class
CreateTestsQueueFromPhpUnitXMLonly handles the testsuite configuration.This means that
<groups>is ignored, and that for example some tests that you want to exclude by default aren't excluded.The following pull request adds the handling of the
@groupannotation at the class level: https://github.com/liuggio/fastest/pull/141How it works: just like PHPUnit's TestRunner, it adds recursive filters to the testsuite iterator, and then we disregard a testsuite's file when its count of filtered tests is zero.
The drawback is that if the annotation
@groupis used only on some of the tests in a testsuite, the testsuite will still be executed entirely. Changing that behaviour implies the need for more extensive changes, and I don't know if those are relevant yet.