public function ExternalCommandRequirementTest::testCheckExternalCommandRequirementsAvailable in Drupal 10

Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 8 core/tests/Drupal/BuildTests/Framework/Tests/ExternalCommandRequirementTest.php \Drupal\BuildTests\Framework\Tests\ExternalCommandRequirementTest::testCheckExternalCommandRequirementsAvailable()
2. 9 core/tests/Drupal/BuildTests/Framework/Tests/ExternalCommandRequirementTest.php \Drupal\BuildTests\Framework\Tests\ExternalCommandRequirementTest::testCheckExternalCommandRequirementsAvailable()

@covers ::checkExternalCommandRequirements

File

core/tests/Drupal/BuildTests/Framework/Tests/ExternalCommandRequirementTest.php, line 39

Class

ExternalCommandRequirementTest

@coversDefaultClass \Drupal\BuildTests\Framework\ExternalCommandRequirementsTrait @group Build

Namespace

Drupal\BuildTests\Framework\Tests

Code

public function testCheckExternalCommandRequirementsAvailable() {
  $requires = new UsesCommandRequirements();
  $ref_check_requirements = new \ReflectionMethod($requires, 'checkExternalCommandRequirements');
  $ref_check_requirements
    ->setAccessible(TRUE);

  // Use a try/catch block because otherwise PHPUnit might think this test is
  // legitimately skipped.
  try {
    $this
      ->assertNull($ref_check_requirements
      ->invokeArgs($requires, [
      [
        'externalCommand available_command',
      ],
    ]));
  } catch (SkippedTestError $exception) {
    $this
      ->fail(sprintf('The external command should be available: %s', $exception
      ->getMessage()));
  }
}