Use Test\Descriptor instead of TestCase when splitting by test #12
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A class Codeception\TestCase does not exist at this point. On the other hand Codeception\Test\Descriptor does exactly what the lost class used to do.
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+1 This fix worked for me as well. |
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Thanks |
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I was following this guide and decided to split my tests using the second,
taskSplitTestsByGroups, method.This produced the following exception:
Codeception version: 2.2.4
robo: 0.7.2
robo-paracept version: dev-master
I believe this change is all that is needed. It does work absolutely fine in my case.