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Feature: Convert PHPUnit tests to Pest #167

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Hi 👋

This pull request converts PHPUnit tests to Pest.

Thanks for the amazing work, Team Spatie.

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Very nice! I only got a few nitpicks.

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Hey, @freekmurze I have updated the PR.

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It seems like every tests is failing. Please check locally and push a fix.

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mansoorkhan96 commented May 10, 2022

Changes description:

  • Removed type hinting for $message argument in ArrayLogger.php for backward compatibility tests.
  • Updated expectations in OptimizerTest to be in Unix style. (Apologies, I am on Windows and did not notice this issue).
  • Replaced short closure functions with normal functions for backward compatibility tests.

Hopefully, Tests should be fixed now.

Thanks reviewing @freekmurze :)

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Hey, Sir @freekmurze

Does this require further changes? Please let me know when you have time :)

Thanks.

@freekmurze freekmurze merged commit d42e876 into spatie:main May 11, 2022
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Looks good, thanks!

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