Fix IntrospectionProcessor tests resulting in false positives #1896
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…der test Three tests in IntrospectionProcessorTest (testLevelTooLow, testLevelEqual, testLevelHigher) aren't actually testing anything. Because `$expected = $input` is a reference, the changes made to `$expected['extra']` are made to $input and carried forward to $actual. You can demonstrate this by adding a `return $record` at the immediate start of `InstrospectionProcessor::__invoke` -- the tests still pass despite bypassing all the code.
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Thanks, makes sense! This is because it was previously just using arrays and it didn't get migrated correctly in v3. |
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Three tests in IntrospectionProcessorTest (testLevelTooLow, testLevelEqual, testLevelHigher) aren't actually testing anything. Because
$expected = $inputis a reference, the changes made to$expected['extra']are made to $input and carried forward to $actual. You can demonstrate this by adding areturn $recordat the immediate start ofInstrospectionProcessor::__invoke-- the tests still pass despite bypassing all the code.Fixes #1895