Fix PHPCS errors in Behat test files - #232
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request updates PHP syntax and formatting in configuration command fixtures. It also changes addition-placement fixtures and leaves the ChangesConfiguration feature fixtures
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR changes Behat fixture syntax, but some scenarios still expect the previous require_once form, so exact-output assertions are expected to fail. The PR is not merge-ready until the affected fixtures and expected snapshots are aligned. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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Pull request overview
This PR updates embedded PHP snippets inside Behat .feature files to conform to WP-CLI / WordPress coding standards, addressing style/PHPCS-related violations in the test fixtures used by the config command acceptance tests.
Changes:
- Normalize
require_onceusage in multiple scenarios (language-construct form without function-call parentheses). - Reformat
define()statements, arrays, and other PHP constructs in docstring fixtures to match expected spacing/indentation rules. - Adjust a few fixture snippets (e.g.,
__DIR__usage and string quoting) to align with modern PHP/WPCS expectations.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| features/config-update.feature | Updates wp-config fixture snippet formatting for wp config update scenarios. |
| features/config-set.feature | Updates wp-config fixture snippet formatting for wp config set scenarios. |
| features/config-list.feature | Reformats multiple wp-config fixtures and included-file fixtures used by wp config list scenarios. |
| features/config-has.feature | Reformats multiline define() fixtures used by wp config has scenarios. |
| features/config-get-field.feature | Updates wp-config fixture snippet formatting for wp config get scenarios. |
| features/config-create.feature | Reformats embedded PHP fixtures used in wp config create scenarios (e.g., find-socket.php). |
| features/config-add.feature | Updates wp-config fixture snippet formatting for wp config add scenarios. |
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features/config-list.feature:43
- The inline comment says the file must be "empty", but the generated file actually contains a PHP opening tag and a comment. This is a bit misleading; consider rewording it to reflect the real requirement (e.g., the file must exist and produce no output) so future readers don’t interpret this as a literal empty file.
<?php // This won't work without this file being empty.
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In `@features/config-add.feature`:
- Line 108: Align require_once syntax in features/config-add.feature at 108-108
and features/config-set.feature at 354-354 and 393-393: update each input
fixture and its corresponding expected-output lines to use the same
parenthesized syntax, covering all three inputs and six expected lines.
In `@features/config-update.feature`:
- Line 159: Update both expected snapshots in the feature scenario to assert the
non-parenthesized require_once form matching the seeded fixture and wp-config
template, replacing the parenthesized expectation in each snapshot.
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Each of these scenarios writes a wp-config.php, runs `wp config add`, `set` or `update` over it, and then states what the file should look like afterwards. The fixture is created by a step that makes a `.php` file, so the fixer reached it and dropped the parentheses from its `require_once`; the expectation quotes the same file back but is not a `.php` file step, so it was left as it was. The two stopped agreeing and four scenarios failed on the first expectation, taking the second one of each with them. The expectations now say what the commands actually produce. Only the `require_once` line differs, and none of these scenarios is about the form it takes: they are about where a constant is placed relative to the anchor. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SeC6Day9YHEaDh4NZZtDSS
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require_once,define(),exit(), and related configuration snippets.