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The regular install-wp-tests.sh found with most plugins uses/requires a MySQL setup. It would be great to be able to have a playbook for how to allow plugins to run their integration tests with wp-now. For example:
cd MyPlugin
composer install
composer test-integration (or wp-now --tests, etc.)
This may fall more on the sqlite database plugin side of features, but being able to have the same setup for testing as what the plugin could be running in the wild with (and locally) seems advantageous.
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The regular
install-wp-tests.sh
found with most plugins uses/requires a MySQL setup. It would be great to be able to have a playbook for how to allow plugins to run their integration tests with wp-now. For example:This may fall more on the sqlite database plugin side of features, but being able to have the same setup for testing as what the plugin could be running in the wild with (and locally) seems advantageous.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: