class ComposerProjectTemplatesTest in Drupal 9
Same name and namespace in other branches
- 8 core/tests/Drupal/BuildTests/Composer/Template/ComposerProjectTemplatesTest.php \Drupal\BuildTests\Composer\Template\ComposerProjectTemplatesTest
Demonstrate that Composer project templates are buildable as patched.
We have to use the packages.json fixture so that Composer will use the in-codebase version of the project template.
We also have to add path repositories to the in-codebase project template or else Composer will try to use packagist to resolve dependencies we'd prefer it to find locally.
This is because Composer only uses the packages.json file to resolve the project template and not any other dependencies.
@group #slow @group Template
@requires externalCommand composer
Hierarchy
- class \Drupal\BuildTests\Framework\BuildTestBase extends \PHPUnit\Framework\TestCase uses ExternalCommandRequirementsTrait, PhpUnitCompatibilityTrait, PhpUnitWarnings
- class \Drupal\BuildTests\Composer\Template\ComposerProjectTemplatesTest
Expanded class hierarchy of ComposerProjectTemplatesTest
File
- core/
tests/ Drupal/ BuildTests/ Composer/ Template/ ComposerProjectTemplatesTest.php, line 28
Namespace
Drupal\BuildTests\Composer\TemplateView source
class ComposerProjectTemplatesTest extends BuildTestBase {
/**
* The minimum stability requirement for dependencies.
*
* @see https://getcomposer.org/doc/04-schema.md#minimum-stability
*/
protected const MINIMUM_STABILITY = 'stable';
/**
* The order of stability strings from least stable to most stable.
*
* This only includes normalized stability strings: i.e., ones that are
* returned by \Composer\Semver\VersionParser::parseStability().
*/
protected const STABILITY_ORDER = [
'dev',
'alpha',
'beta',
'RC',
'stable',
];
/**
* Get Composer items that we want to be path repos, from within a directory.
*
* @param string $workspace_directory
* The full path to the workspace directory.
* @param string $subdir
* The subdirectory to search under composer/.
*
* @return string[]
* Array of paths, indexed by package name.
*/
public function getPathReposForType($workspace_directory, $subdir) {
// Find the Composer items that we want to be path repos.
/** @var \SplFileInfo[] $path_repos */
$path_repos = Composer::composerSubprojectPaths($workspace_directory, $subdir);
$data = [];
foreach ($path_repos as $path_repo) {
$json_file = new JsonFile($path_repo
->getPathname());
$json = $json_file
->read();
$data[$json['name']] = $path_repo
->getPath();
}
return $data;
}
public function provideTemplateCreateProject() {
return [
'recommended-project' => [
'drupal/recommended-project',
'composer/Template/RecommendedProject',
'/web',
],
'legacy-project' => [
'drupal/legacy-project',
'composer/Template/LegacyProject',
'',
],
];
}
/**
* Make sure that static::MINIMUM_STABILITY is sufficiently strict.
*/
public function testMinimumStabilityStrictness() {
// Ensure that static::MINIMUM_STABILITY is not less stable than the
// current core stability. For example, if we've already released a beta on
// the branch, ensure that we no longer allow alpha dependencies.
$this
->assertGreaterThanOrEqual(array_search($this
->getCoreStability(), static::STABILITY_ORDER), array_search(static::MINIMUM_STABILITY, static::STABILITY_ORDER));
// Ensure that static::MINIMUM_STABILITY is the same as the least stable
// dependency.
// - We can't set it stricter than our least stable dependency.
// - We don't want to set it looser than we need to, because we don't want
// to in the future accidentally commit a dependency that regresses our
// actual stability requirement without us explicitly changing this
// constant.
$this
->assertSame($this
->getLowestDependencyStability(), static::MINIMUM_STABILITY);
}
/**
* Make sure we've accounted for all the templates.
*/
public function testVerifyTemplateTestProviderIsAccurate() {
$root = $this
->getDrupalRoot();
$data = $this
->provideTemplateCreateProject($root);
// Find all the templates.
$template_files = Composer::composerSubprojectPaths($root, 'Template');
$this
->assertSameSize($template_files, $data);
// We could have the same number of templates but different names.
$template_data = [];
foreach ($data as $data_name => $data_value) {
$template_data[$data_value[0]] = $data_name;
}
/** @var \SplFileInfo $file */
foreach ($template_files as $file) {
$json_file = new JsonFile($file
->getPathname());
$json = $json_file
->read();
$this
->assertArrayHasKey('name', $json);
// Assert that the template name is in the project created
// from the template.
$this
->assertArrayHasKey($json['name'], $template_data);
}
}
/**
* @dataProvider provideTemplateCreateProject
*/
public function testTemplateCreateProject($project, $package_dir, $docroot_dir) {
// Make a working COMPOSER_HOME directory for setting global composer config
$composer_home = $this
->getWorkspaceDirectory() . '/composer-home';
mkdir($composer_home);
// Create an empty global composer.json file, just to avoid warnings.
file_put_contents("{$composer_home}/composer.json", '{}');
// Disable packagist globally (but only in our own custom COMPOSER_HOME).
// It is necessary to do this globally rather than in our SUT composer.json
// in order to ensure that Packagist is disabled during the
// `composer create-project` command.
$this
->executeCommand("COMPOSER_HOME={$composer_home} composer config --no-interaction --global repo.packagist false");
$this
->assertCommandSuccessful();
// Create a "Composer"-type repository containing one entry for every
// package in the vendor directory.
$vendor_packages_path = $this
->getWorkspaceDirectory() . '/vendor_packages/packages.json';
$this
->makeVendorPackage($vendor_packages_path);
// Make a copy of the code to alter in the workspace directory.
$this
->copyCodebase();
// Tests are typically run on "-dev" versions, but we want to simulate
// running them on a tagged release at the same stability as specified in
// static::MINIMUM_STABILITY, in order to verify that everything will work
// if/when we make such a release.
$simulated_core_version = \Drupal::VERSION;
$simulated_core_version_suffix = static::MINIMUM_STABILITY === 'stable' ? '' : '-' . static::MINIMUM_STABILITY . '99';
$simulated_core_version = str_replace('-dev', $simulated_core_version_suffix, $simulated_core_version);
Composer::setDrupalVersion($this
->getWorkspaceDirectory(), $simulated_core_version);
$this
->assertDrupalVersion($simulated_core_version, $this
->getWorkspaceDirectory());
// Remove the packages.drupal.org entry (and any other custom repository)
// from the SUT's repositories section. There is no way to do this via
// `composer config --unset`, so we read and rewrite composer.json.
$composer_json_path = $this
->getWorkspaceDirectory() . "/{$package_dir}/composer.json";
$composer_json = json_decode(file_get_contents($composer_json_path), TRUE);
unset($composer_json['repositories']);
$json = json_encode($composer_json, JSON_PRETTY_PRINT | JSON_UNESCAPED_SLASHES);
file_put_contents($composer_json_path, $json);
// Set up the template to use our path repos. Inclusion of metapackages is
// reported differently, so we load up a separate set for them.
$metapackage_path_repos = $this
->getPathReposForType($this
->getWorkspaceDirectory(), 'Metapackage');
$this
->assertArrayHasKey('drupal/core-recommended', $metapackage_path_repos);
$path_repos = array_merge($metapackage_path_repos, $this
->getPathReposForType($this
->getWorkspaceDirectory(), 'Plugin'));
// Always add drupal/core as a path repo.
$path_repos['drupal/core'] = $this
->getWorkspaceDirectory() . '/core';
foreach ($path_repos as $name => $path) {
$this
->executeCommand("composer config --no-interaction repositories.{$name} path {$path}", $package_dir);
$this
->assertCommandSuccessful();
}
// Change drupal/core-recommended to require the simulated version of
// drupal/core.
$core_recommended_dir = 'composer/Metapackage/CoreRecommended';
$this
->executeCommand("composer remove --no-interaction drupal/core --no-update", $core_recommended_dir);
$this
->assertCommandSuccessful();
$this
->executeCommand("composer require --no-interaction drupal/core:^{$simulated_core_version} --no-update", $core_recommended_dir);
$this
->assertCommandSuccessful();
// Add our vendor package repository to our SUT's repositories section.
// Call it "local" (although the name does not matter).
$this
->executeCommand("composer config --no-interaction repositories.local composer file://" . $vendor_packages_path, $package_dir);
$this
->assertCommandSuccessful();
$repository_path = $this
->getWorkspaceDirectory() . '/test_repository/packages.json';
$this
->makeTestPackage($repository_path, $simulated_core_version);
$installed_composer_json = $this
->getWorkspaceDirectory() . '/testproject/composer.json';
$autoloader = $this
->getWorkspaceDirectory() . '/testproject' . $docroot_dir . '/autoload.php';
$this
->assertFileDoesNotExist($autoloader);
$this
->executeCommand("COMPOSER_HOME={$composer_home} COMPOSER_ROOT_VERSION={$simulated_core_version} composer create-project --no-ansi {$project} testproject {$simulated_core_version} -vvv --repository {$repository_path}");
$this
->assertCommandSuccessful();
// Ensure we used the project from our codebase.
$this
->assertErrorOutputContains("Installing {$project} ({$simulated_core_version}): Symlinking from {$package_dir}");
// Ensure that we used drupal/core from our codebase. This probably means
// that drupal/core-recommended was added successfully by the project.
$this
->assertErrorOutputContains("Installing drupal/core ({$simulated_core_version}): Symlinking from");
// Verify that there is an autoloader. This is written by the scaffold
// plugin, so its existence assures us that scaffolding happened.
$this
->assertFileExists($autoloader);
// Verify that the minimum stability in the installed composer.json file
// matches the stability of the simulated core version.
$this
->assertFileExists($installed_composer_json);
$composer_json_contents = file_get_contents($installed_composer_json);
$this
->assertStringContainsString('"minimum-stability": "' . static::MINIMUM_STABILITY . '"', $composer_json_contents);
// In order to verify that Composer used the path repos for our project, we
// have to get the requirements from the project composer.json so we can
// reconcile our expectations.
$template_json_file = $this
->getWorkspaceDirectory() . '/' . $package_dir . '/composer.json';
$this
->assertFileExists($template_json_file);
$json_file = new JsonFile($template_json_file);
$template_json = $json_file
->read();
// Get the require and require-dev information, and ensure that our
// requirements are not erroneously empty.
$this
->assertNotEmpty($require = array_merge($template_json['require'] ?? [], $template_json['require-dev'] ?? []));
// Verify that path repo packages were installed.
$path_repos = array_keys($path_repos);
foreach (array_keys($require) as $package_name) {
if (in_array($package_name, $path_repos)) {
// Metapackages do not report that they were installed as symlinks, but
// we still must check that their installed version matches
// COMPOSER_CORE_VERSION.
if (array_key_exists($package_name, $metapackage_path_repos)) {
$this
->assertErrorOutputContains("Installing {$package_name} ({$simulated_core_version})");
}
else {
$this
->assertErrorOutputContains("Installing {$package_name} ({$simulated_core_version}): Symlinking from");
}
}
}
}
/**
* Assert that the VERSION constant in Drupal.php is the expected value.
*
* @param string $expectedVersion
* @param string $dir
*/
protected function assertDrupalVersion($expectedVersion, $dir) {
$drupal_php_path = $dir . '/core/lib/Drupal.php';
$this
->assertFileExists($drupal_php_path);
// Read back the Drupal version that was set and assert it matches expectations.
$this
->executeCommand("php -r 'include \"{$drupal_php_path}\"; print \\Drupal::VERSION;'");
$this
->assertCommandSuccessful();
$this
->assertCommandOutputContains($expectedVersion);
}
/**
* Creates a test package that points to the templates.
*
* @param string $repository_path
* The path where to create the test package.
* @param string $version
* The version under test.
*/
protected function makeTestPackage($repository_path, $version) {
$json = <<<JSON
{
"packages": {
"drupal/recommended-project": {
"{<span class="php-variable">$version</span>}": {
"name": "drupal/recommended-project",
"dist": {
"type": "path",
"url": "composer/Template/RecommendedProject"
},
"type": "project",
"version": "{<span class="php-variable">$version</span>}"
}
},
"drupal/legacy-project": {
"{<span class="php-variable">$version</span>}": {
"name": "drupal/legacy-project",
"dist": {
"type": "path",
"url": "composer/Template/LegacyProject"
},
"type": "project",
"version": "{<span class="php-variable">$version</span>}"
}
}
}
}
JSON;
mkdir(dirname($repository_path));
file_put_contents($repository_path, $json);
}
/**
* Creates a test package that points to all the projects in vendor.
*
* @param string $repository_path
* The path where to create the test package.
*/
protected function makeVendorPackage($repository_path) {
$root = $this
->getDrupalRoot();
$process = $this
->executeCommand("composer --working-dir={$root} info --format=json");
$this
->assertCommandSuccessful();
$installed = json_decode($process
->getOutput(), TRUE);
// Build out package definitions for everything installed in
// the vendor directory.
$packages = [];
foreach ($installed['installed'] as $project) {
$name = $project['name'];
$version = $project['version'];
$path = "vendor/{$name}";
$full_path = "{$root}/{$path}";
// We are building a set of path repositories to projects in the vendor
// directory, so we will skip any project that does not exist in vendor.
// Also skip the projects that are symlinked in vendor. These are in our
// metapackage. They will be represented as path repositories in the test
// project's composer.json.
if (is_dir($full_path) && !is_link($full_path)) {
$packages['packages'][$name] = [
$version => [
"name" => $name,
"dist" => [
"type" => "path",
"url" => $full_path,
],
"version" => $version,
],
];
}
}
$json = json_encode($packages, JSON_PRETTY_PRINT | JSON_UNESCAPED_SLASHES);
mkdir(dirname($repository_path));
file_put_contents($repository_path, $json);
}
/**
* Returns the stability of the least stable dependency.
*/
protected function getLowestDependencyStability() {
$root = $this
->getDrupalRoot();
$process = $this
->executeCommand("composer --working-dir={$root} info --format=json");
$this
->assertCommandSuccessful();
$installed = json_decode($process
->getOutput(), TRUE);
$lowest_stability_order_index = count(static::STABILITY_ORDER);
foreach ($installed['installed'] as $project) {
// Exclude dependencies that are required with "self.version", since
// those stabilities will automatically match the corresponding Drupal
// release.
$exclude = [
'drupal/core',
'drupal/core-project-message',
'drupal/core-vendor-hardening',
];
if (!in_array($project['name'], $exclude, TRUE)) {
$stability = VersionParser::parseStability($project['version']);
$stability_order_index = array_search($stability, static::STABILITY_ORDER);
$lowest_stability_order_index = min($lowest_stability_order_index, $stability_order_index);
}
}
$lowest_stability = static::STABILITY_ORDER[$lowest_stability_order_index];
return $lowest_stability;
}
/**
* Returns the stability of the current core version.
*
* If the current core version is a tagged release (not a "-dev" version),
* this returns the stability of that version.
*
* If the current core version is a "-dev" version, but not a "x.y.0-dev"
* version, this returns "stable", because it means that the corresponding
* "x.y.0" has already been released, and only stable changes are now
* permitted on the branch.
*
* If the current core version is a "x.y.0-dev" version, then this returns
* the stability of the latest tag that matches "x.y.0-*". For example, if
* we've already released "x.y.0-alpha1" but have not yet released
* "x.y.0-beta1", then the current stability is "alpha". If there aren't any
* matching tags, this returns "dev", because it means that an "alpha1" has
* not yet been released.
*
* @return string
* One of: "dev", "alpha", "beta", "RC", "stable".
*/
protected function getCoreStability() {
$version = \Drupal::VERSION;
$stability = VersionParser::parseStability($version);
if ($stability === 'dev') {
// Strip off "-dev";
$version_towards = substr($version, 0, -4);
if (substr($version_towards, -2) !== '.0') {
// If the current version is developing towards an x.y.z release where
// z is not 0, it means that the x.y.0 has already been released, and
// only stable changes are permitted on the branch.
$stability = 'stable';
}
else {
// If the current version is developing towards an x.y.0 release, there
// might be tagged pre-releases. "git describe" identifies the latest
// one.
$root = $this
->getDrupalRoot();
$process = $this
->executeCommand("git -C \"{$root}\" describe --abbrev=0 --match=\"{$version_towards}-*\"");
// If there aren't any tagged pre-releases for this version yet, return
// 'dev'. Ensure that any other error from "git describe" causes a test
// failure.
if (!$process
->isSuccessful()) {
$this
->assertErrorOutputContains('No names found, cannot describe anything.');
return 'dev';
}
// We expect a pre-release, because:
// - A tag should not be of "dev" stability.
// - After a "stable" release is made, \Drupal::VERSION is incremented,
// so there should not be a stable release on that new version.
$stability = VersionParser::parseStability(trim($process
->getOutput()));
$this
->assertContains($stability, [
'alpha',
'beta',
'RC',
]);
}
}
return $stability;
}
}
Members
Name | Modifiers | Type | Description | Overrides |
---|---|---|---|---|
BuildTestBase:: |
private | property | The most recent command process. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
protected | property | Default to destroying build artifacts after a test finishes. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
private static | property | Our native host name, used by PHP when it starts up the server. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
private | property | Port that will be tested. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
private | property | The Mink session manager. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
private | property | A list of ports used by the test. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
private | property | The docroot for the server process. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
private | property | The process that's running the HTTP server. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
private | property | The working directory where this test will manipulate files. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
public | function | Asserts that the last command returned the specified exit code. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
public | function | Assert that text is present in the output of the most recent command. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
public | function | Asserts that the last command ran without error. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
public | function | Helper function to assert that the last visit was a Drupal site. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
public | function | Assert that text is present in the error output of the most recent command. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
protected | function | Checks whether a port is available. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
public | function | Copy the current working codebase into a workspace. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
public | function | Run a command. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
protected | function | Discover an available port number. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
public | function | Get a default Finder object for a Drupal codebase. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
protected | function | Get the root path of this Drupal codebase. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
public | function | Get the Mink instance. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
protected | function | Get the port number for requests. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
protected | function | Get the working directory within the workspace, creating if necessary. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
public | function | Full path to the workspace where this test can build. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
protected | function | Set up the Mink session manager. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
protected | function | Do the work of making a server process. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
protected | function | 1 | |
BuildTestBase:: |
public static | function | ||
BuildTestBase:: |
protected | function | Makes a local test server using PHP's internal HTTP server. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
protected | function | Stop the HTTP server, zero out all necessary variables. | |
BuildTestBase:: |
protected | function | ||
BuildTestBase:: |
public | function | Visit a URI on the HTTP server. | |
ComposerProjectTemplatesTest:: |
protected | function | Assert that the VERSION constant in Drupal.php is the expected value. | |
ComposerProjectTemplatesTest:: |
protected | function | Returns the stability of the current core version. | |
ComposerProjectTemplatesTest:: |
protected | function | Returns the stability of the least stable dependency. | |
ComposerProjectTemplatesTest:: |
public | function | Get Composer items that we want to be path repos, from within a directory. | |
ComposerProjectTemplatesTest:: |
protected | function | Creates a test package that points to the templates. | |
ComposerProjectTemplatesTest:: |
protected | function | Creates a test package that points to all the projects in vendor. | |
ComposerProjectTemplatesTest:: |
protected | constant | The minimum stability requirement for dependencies. | |
ComposerProjectTemplatesTest:: |
public | function | ||
ComposerProjectTemplatesTest:: |
protected | constant | The order of stability strings from least stable to most stable. | |
ComposerProjectTemplatesTest:: |
public | function | Make sure that static::MINIMUM_STABILITY is sufficiently strict. | |
ComposerProjectTemplatesTest:: |
public | function | @dataProvider provideTemplateCreateProject | |
ComposerProjectTemplatesTest:: |
public | function | Make sure we've accounted for all the templates. | |
ExternalCommandRequirementsTrait:: |
private static | property | A list of existing external commands we've already discovered. | |
ExternalCommandRequirementsTrait:: |
private static | function | Checks whether required external commands are available per test class. | |
ExternalCommandRequirementsTrait:: |
private static | function | Checks missing external command requirements. | |
ExternalCommandRequirementsTrait:: |
private static | function | Checks whether required external commands are available per method. | |
ExternalCommandRequirementsTrait:: |
private static | function | Determine if an external command is available. | 3 |
PhpUnitWarnings:: |
private static | property | Deprecation warnings from PHPUnit to raise with @trigger_error(). | |
PhpUnitWarnings:: |
public | function | Converts PHPUnit deprecation warnings to E_USER_DEPRECATED. |