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As of PHPCS 4.0, the tests will no longer ship in a packaged version of the repo 馃帀 However, while this removes a lot of friction, it can also cause some, as quite a few external standards use the PHPCS native test framework to run their tests. To continue to do so, those external standards would now have to use `--prefer-source`, which would make their builds a lot slower and will cause extra support questions from new contributors to those standards. This commit proposes a solution to this issue by making a few small changes to the `.gitattributes` file. With these updates directives in place, the PHPCS native test _framework_ will still be included in the packaged up versions, but the test _files_ will not be. In practice, this means that the following files should still be included in a packaged up version: * `/tests/AllTests.php` * `/tests/bootstrap.php` * `/tests/FileList.php` * `/tests/TestSuite.php` * `/tests/Core/AbstractMethodUnitTest.php` * `/tests/Core/AllTests.php` * `/tests/Standards/AbstractSniffTest.php` * `/tests/Standards/AllSniffs.php` ... but that all other test files will be excluded. This removes the need for external standards to use `--prefer-source`.
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As of PHPCS 4.0, the tests will no longer ship in a packaged version of the repo 馃帀
However, while this removes a lot of friction, it can also cause some, as quite a few external standards use the PHPCS native test framework to run their tests. To continue to do so, those external standards would now have to use
--prefer-source, which would make their builds a lot slower and will cause extra support questions from new contributors to those standards.This commit proposes a solution to this issue by making a few small changes to the
.gitattributesfile. With these updates directives in place, the PHPCS native test framework will still be included in the packaged up versions, but the test files will not be.In practice, this means that the following files should still be included in a packaged up version:
/tests/AllTests.php/tests/bootstrap.php/tests/FileList.php/tests/TestSuite.php/tests/Core/AbstractMethodUnitTest.php/tests/Core/AllTests.php/tests/Standards/AbstractSniffTest.php/tests/Standards/AllSniffs.php... but that all other test files will be excluded.
This removes the need for external standards to use
--prefer-source.Suggested changelog entry
Update the existing changelog entry:
Related issues/external references
Fixes squizlabs/PHP_CodeSniffer#3158