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Make fonts test files use Core approach #53856

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What?

Makes the fonts tests ready for Core merge by eliminating the need to rename the test files.

Why?

To make it easier to merge these tests into Core.

WordPress Core's PHPUnit tests:

  • are contained within tests/phpunit/tests/ directory.
  • do not add -test.php to the test filename.
  • it uses <directory suffix=".php"> to identify where the tests are located.

By moving the files into phpunit/tests, Gutenberg's tests will no longer need to add the -test.php suffix to the test filenames. This means the test files will not have to be renamed when merging them into WordPress Core.

How?

  • Relocates the fonts tests into phpunit/tests/
  • Removes -test from each test filename.
  • Removes testcase filename to base.php to match Core.
  • Adds the directive to xml files.
  • Adds 2 constants to identify where the location of data and fixtures directories.

Testing Instructions

There should be no change in the number of tests that run before and after this PR.

To run all of the tests, run the following:

npm run test:unit:php

should produce the same results before and after this PR. (Try it on trunk and this PR.)

For the fonts tests only, run the following:

npm run test:unit:php:base -- --group fonts

which should produce the exact same results before and after this PR. (Try it on trunk and this PR.)

* Moves the files into phpunit/tests/ directory to match Core.
* Removes the `-test.php` suffix from each test file.
* Adds the directive to find the test files in phpunit/tests/ (to match how Core does it).
* Adds GUTENBERG_DIR_TESTDATA and GUTENBERG_DIR_TESTFIXTURES constants to make it easier on tests to point to these locations.
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This pull request has changed or added PHP files. Please confirm whether these changes need to be synced to WordPress Core, and therefore featured in the next release of WordPress.

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@hellofromtonya hellofromtonya added the [Type] Automated Testing Testing infrastructure changes impacting the execution of end-to-end (E2E) and/or unit tests. label Aug 21, 2023
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<testsuites>
<testsuite name="default">
<directory suffix="-test.php">./phpunit/</directory>
<directory suffix=".php">./phpunit/tests/</directory>
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WordPress Core does it this way https://github.com/WordPress/wordpress-develop/blob/trunk/phpunit.xml.dist#L17.

I left the original <directory> directive on purpose to:

  • allow all other tests to run, until they are also moved into this Core specific tests directory.
  • avoid disruption in existing PRs.

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define( 'GUTENBERG_DIR_TESTDATA', __DIR__ . '/data/' );
define( 'GUTENBERG_DIR_TESTFIXTURES', __DIR__ . '/fixtures/' );
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Core uses DIR_TESTDATA to point to its tests' data directory. This is a constant that will need to be changed when merging tests into Core.

Could explore overwriting DIR_TESTDATA instead. But there may be some tests that truly need to use Core's data directory and contents.

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This is a constant that will need to be changed when merging tests into Core.

I'm wondering if the necessity of renaming the constant should be documented somewhere.
I can't seem to find an appropriate page in the Gutenberg developer documentation where the requirement to rename the constant could be added.
Probably, considering adding a new phpunit/README.md file could be an option, similar to the README.md file in the lib/ folder.
What's your opinion on this matter, @hellofromtonya?

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Good thinking @anton-vlasenko. I'm thinking about a separate follow-up PR that updates or adds a doc page for the Gutenberg handbook.

Why separate PR?
This PR is focused on only the fonts components, rather than all of the tests. A separate scope of work can be targeted at providing testing instructions and guidance for tests that are intended to be merged into Core. I suspect there's none currently available. Thus, the handbook/docs scope of work might be more involved.

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For example, we'll want to document the new @core-merge annotation with Core merge instructions.

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A separate scope of work can be targeted at providing testing instructions and guidance for tests that are intended to be merged into Core. I suspect there's none currently available. Thus, the handbook/docs scope of work might be more involved.

That's a good point, @hellofromtonya. I agree.
Doing it within the scope of another PR is fine with me.

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Issue for documenting the new @core-merge annotation: #54041

@hellofromtonya hellofromtonya marked this pull request as ready for review August 21, 2023 20:53
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Hey @matiasbenedetto I added you to the reviewers list to ensure you are aware of this change. Please don't feel like you have to do a review, as I know you are focused on the Font Library.

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Test Report

Environment

  • WordPress: 6.4-alpha-56267-src
  • PHP: 8.0.29
  • Server: Apache/2.4.57 (Unix) PHP/8.0.29
  • Database: MySQLi (Server: 5.7.43 / Client: mysqlnd 8.0.29)
  • Browser: Safari 16.6 (macOS)
  • Theme: Twenty Twenty-Three 1.1
  • MU-Plugins: None activated
  • Plugins:
    • Gutenberg 16.5.0-rc.1

Actual Results

✅ 1. When running php vendor/bin/phpunit --group fonts, all the tests passed. The quantity of tests hasn't changed compared to running the tests on the trunk branch.
✅ 2. When running php vendor/bin/phpunit, not all tests passed. However, this seems to be related to my local environment, as the PR passed GitHub CI checks. The quantity of failed tests hasn't changed compared to trunk code:
Tests: 892, Assertions: 1354, Errors: 1, Failures: 5, Warnings: 5, Skipped: 1 in both cases. So, this is ✅.

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This PR LGTM (test report).
However, I have a question (please see below):

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define( 'GUTENBERG_DIR_TESTDATA', __DIR__ . '/data/' );
define( 'GUTENBERG_DIR_TESTFIXTURES', __DIR__ . '/fixtures/' );
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This is a constant that will need to be changed when merging tests into Core.

I'm wondering if the necessity of renaming the constant should be documented somewhere.
I can't seem to find an appropriate page in the Gutenberg developer documentation where the requirement to rename the constant could be added.
Probably, considering adding a new phpunit/README.md file could be an option, similar to the README.md file in the lib/ folder.
What's your opinion on this matter, @hellofromtonya?

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LGTM.

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gziolo commented Aug 31, 2023

I like how we are getting closer to how WordPress core is structured to make the backports easier.

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Thanks! Me too :)

One more step towards seamless Core merges.

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