Best Mockery code snippet using TestListenerTrait.endTest
TestListenerForV5.php
Source: TestListenerForV5.php
...47 }48 public function addSkippedTest(\PHPUnit_Framework_Test $test, \Exception $e, $time)49 {50 }51 public function endTestSuite(\PHPUnit_Framework_TestSuite $suite)52 {53 }54 public function startTest(\PHPUnit_Framework_Test $test)55 {56 }57 public function endTest(\PHPUnit_Framework_Test $test, $time)58 {59 }60 public static function warning($message)61 {62 return parent::warning($message);63 }64 protected function setUp()65 {66 TestListenerTrait::$enabledPolyfills = $this->suite->getName();67 }68 protected function tearDown()69 {70 TestListenerTrait::$enabledPolyfills = false;71 }...
TestListenerForV6.php
Source: TestListenerForV6.php
...52 }53 public function addSkippedTest(Test $test, \Exception $e, $time)54 {55 }56 public function endTestSuite(TestSuite $suite)57 {58 }59 public function startTest(Test $test)60 {61 }62 public function endTest(Test $test, $time)63 {64 }65 public static function warning($message)66 {67 return parent::warning($message);68 }69 protected function setUp()70 {71 TestListenerTrait::$enabledPolyfills = $this->suite->getName();72 }73 protected function tearDown()74 {75 TestListenerTrait::$enabledPolyfills = false;76 }...
LegacyTestListener.php
Source: LegacyTestListener.php
...55 }56 public function addSkippedTest(\PHPUnit_Framework_Test $test, \Exception $e, $time)57 {58 }59 public function endTestSuite(\PHPUnit_Framework_TestSuite $suite)60 {61 }62 public function startTest(\PHPUnit_Framework_Test $test)63 {64 }65 public function endTest(\PHPUnit_Framework_Test $test, $time)66 {67 }68}...
endTest
Using AI Code Generation
1$test->endTest($test, 0);2$test->endTest($test, 0);3$test->endTest($test, 0);4$test->endTest($test, 0);5$test->endTest($test, 0);6$test->endTest($test, 0);7$test->endTest($test, 0);8$test->endTest($test, 0);9$test->endTest($test, 0);10$test->endTest($test, 0);11$test->endTest($test, 0);12$test->endTest($test, 0);13$test->endTest($test, 0);14$test->endTest($test, 0);15$test->endTest($test, 0);16$test->endTest($test, 0);
endTest
Using AI Code Generation
1$testListenerTrait->endTest($test, $time);2$testListenerTrait->endTestSuite($suite);3$testListenerTrait->endTest($test, $time);4$testListenerTrait->endTestSuite($suite);5$testListenerTrait->endTest($test, $time);6$testListenerTrait->endTestSuite($suite);7$testListenerTrait->endTest($test, $time);8$testListenerTrait->endTestSuite($suite);9$testListenerTrait->endTest($test, $time);10$testListenerTrait->endTestSuite($suite);11$testListenerTrait->endTest($test, $time);12$testListenerTrait->endTestSuite($suite);13$testListenerTrait->endTest($test, $time);14$testListenerTrait->endTestSuite($suite);15$testListenerTrait->endTest($test, $time);16$testListenerTrait->endTestSuite($suite);17$testListenerTrait->endTest($test, $time);
endTest
Using AI Code Generation
1require_once 'vendor/autoload.php';2use PHPUnit\Framework\TestCase;3use PHPUnit\Framework\TestListenerTrait;4{5 use TestListenerTrait;6 public function testOne()7 {8 $this->assertTrue(true);9 }10 public function testTwo()11 {12 $this->assertTrue(true);13 }14}15$test = new Test();16$test->endTest($test, 0);17require_once 'vendor/autoload.php';18use PHPUnit\Framework\TestCase;19use PHPUnit\Framework\TestListenerTrait;20{21 use TestListenerTrait;22 public function testOne()23 {24 $this->assertTrue(true);25 }26 public function testTwo()27 {28 $this->assertTrue(true);29 }30}31$test = new Test();32$test->endTest($test, 0);33 (34 (35 (
endTest
Using AI Code Generation
1$test = new \PHPUnit\Framework\TestListenerTrait();2$test->endTest($test, 0);3$test = new \PHPUnit\Framework\TestListenerDefaultImplementation();4$test->endTest($test, 0);5$test = new \PHPUnit\Framework\TestListenerDefaultImplementation();6$test->endTest($test, 0);7$test = new \PHPUnit\Framework\TestListenerDefaultImplementation();8$test->endTest($test, 0);9$test = new \PHPUnit\Framework\TestListenerDefaultImplementation();10$test->endTest($test, 0);11$test = new \PHPUnit\Framework\TestListenerDefaultImplementation();12$test->endTest($test, 0);13$test = new \PHPUnit\Framework\TestListenerDefaultImplementation();14$test->endTest($test, 0);15$test = new \PHPUnit\Framework\TestListenerDefaultImplementation();16$test->endTest($test, 0);17$test = new \PHPUnit\Framework\TestListenerDefaultImplementation();18$test->endTest($test, 0);19$test = new \PHPUnit\Framework\TestListenerDefaultImplementation();20$test->endTest($test, 0);21$test = new \PHPUnit\Framework\TestListenerDefaultImplementation();22$test->endTest($test, 0);23$test = new \PHPUnit\Framework\TestListenerDefaultImplementation();
endTest
Using AI Code Generation
1{2 use TestListenerTrait;3}4{5 use TestListenerTrait;6}7{8 use TestListenerTrait;9}10{11 use TestListenerTrait;12}13{14 use TestListenerTrait;15}16{17 use TestListenerTrait;18}19{20 use TestListenerTrait;21}22{23 use TestListenerTrait;24}25{26 use TestListenerTrait;27}28{29 use TestListenerTrait;30}31{32 use TestListenerTrait;33}34{35 use TestListenerTrait;36}37{38 use TestListenerTrait;39}40{41 use TestListenerTrait;42}43{44 use TestListenerTrait;45}46{47 use TestListenerTrait;48}49{50 use TestListenerTrait;51}52{53 use TestListenerTrait;54}55{56 use TestListenerTrait;57}58{59 use TestListenerTrait;60}61{62 use TestListenerTrait;63}64{
endTest
Using AI Code Generation
1$test->endTest($this, 0);2$test->endTest($this, 0);3$test->endTest($this, 0);4$test->endTest($this, 0);5$test->endTest($this, 0);6$test->endTest($this, 0);7$test->endTest($this, 0);8$test->endTest($this, 0);9$test->endTest($this, 0);10$test->endTest($this, 0);11$test->endTest($this, 0);12$test->endTest($this, 0);13$test->endTest($this, 0);14$test->endTest($this, 0);15$test->endTest($this, 0);
endTest
Using AI Code Generation
1{2 use PHPUnit_Framework_TestListenerTrait;3 public function testOne()4 {5 $this->assertTrue(false);6 }7 public function testTwo()8 {9 $this->assertTrue(false);10 }11 public function endTest(PHPUnit_Framework_Test $test, $time)12 {13 $this->stopOnFailure = true;14 }15}16{17 use PHPUnit_Framework_TestListenerTrait;18 public function testOne()19 {20 $this->assertTrue(false);21 }22 public function testTwo()23 {24 $this->assertTrue(false);25 }26 public function endTest(PHPUnit_Framework_Test $test, $time)27 {28 $this->stopOnFailure = true;29 }30}31{32 use PHPUnit_Framework_TestListenerTrait;33 public function testOne()34 {35 $this->assertTrue(false);36 }37 public function testTwo()38 {39 $this->assertTrue(false);40 }41 public function endTest(PHPUnit_Framework_Test $test, $time)42 {43 $this->stopOnFailure = true;44 }45}46{
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