Make Integration tests run again #5792
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- according to the error #5637 - Container disabled, extend tests with MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase as a possible fix - new SMWIntegrationTestCase class created which is extended with MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase and will replace DatabaseTestCase
- instead of DatabaseTestCase which is using PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase extend tests withSMWIntegrationTestCase - set new @group to be Database because MediawikiIntegrationTestCase use that group according to the docs
- exclude testDatabaseTableBuilder from setUp(), MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase handles db stuff; - update bootstrap.php
- remove tableBuilder, MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase handles the DB stuff - add run() and set config for mysql db
- remove unneccessary stuff from setUp(), MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase handles that - use MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase runJobs() which handles assertions - use MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase getNonexistingTestPage() and editPage() instead od pageCreator
- remove unnecessary stuff from setUp(), MediawikiIntegrationTestCase handles that - instead of PageCreator use MediawikiIntegrationTestCase function getNonexistingTestPage() - in QueryResultValidator add part to check resultSubjects which need to be empty after the test is finished, if not, remove all
- remove unused variables
- add @group Database, important for MediawikiIntegrationTestCase - instead of PageCreator, use MediawikiIntegrationTestCase functions getNonexistingTestPage() and getExistingTestPage()
- add group Database important for MediawikiIntegrationTestCase - instead of PageCreator use MediawikiIntegrationTestCase getNonexistingTestPage() - remove unnecessary variables
- add group Database, in use for MediawikiIntegrationTestCase - instead of PageCreator use MediawikiIntegrationTestCase getNonexistingTestPage()
- change some stuff for testing purpose, try to implement and run test cases with MediawikiIntegrationTestCase
- add group Database, in use for MediawikiIntegrationTestCase - instead of PageCreator use MediawikiIntegrationTestCase function getNonexistingTestPage()
- add group Database, in use for MediawikiIntegrationTestCase - instead of PageCreator use MediawikiIntegrationTestCase function getNonexistingPage() - add new test case
- add group Database, in use for MediawikiIntegrationTestCase - instead of PageCreator use MediawikiIntegrationTestCase function getNonexistingTestPage() and getExistingTestPage()
- add group Database, in use for MediawikiIntegrationTestCase - instead of PageCreator use MediawikiIntegrationTestCase function getNonexistingTestPage and getExistingTestPage - use utilityFactory instead of testEnvironment
- include tearDown() function in JSONScript test cases, reduce tests errors and failures
- remove TestDatabaseTableBuilder variable
- mark some tests as skipped for Mysql db, MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase implementation check needed - extend tests case processors with MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase instead of PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase
- remove skip-on
- update data provider
FulltextSearchTableRebuildJobTest => extends SMWIntegrationTestCase, since it is an integration test
…TestCase" This reverts commit ae80914.
- add table builder to create needed tables for test - this commit will fix error table don't exists
- refactor the class, add table builder to handle some tests
- this variable is unnecessary because now MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase handle all DB related things
- update matrix for MW 1.39, add mysql db and db type
- add testDatabaseTableBuilder->getDBConnection() on needed places - add more config to SMWIntegrationTestCase
- mark some tests as skipped, check the env for those tests, including MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase implementation
- skip it for testing purpose
- add function to reset DBLoadBalancer separately
- add additional check and reset of DBLoadBalancer
- remove skip part for p-1006.json
- skip test case, failing for MW 1.39
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tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Jobs/UpdateJobRoundtripTest.php (5)
7-7: Remove unused import statementThe import statement at line 7 seems to be unused in the current context. Removing it can clean up the code.
Apply this diff to remove the unused import:
-use SMW\Tests\Utils\Connection\TestDatabaseTableBuilder;
14-14: Optimize group annotationsThere might be redundancy in the
@groupannotations. Ensure that only necessary group tags are used to maintain clarity in test grouping.
64-64: Typo in comment: 'exprected' should be 'expected'There's a minor typo in the comment at line 64. Correcting it will improve code readability.
Apply this diff to fix the typo:
-// configured to run immediately, so after it was run, the number of exprected jobs in queue will be 0 +// configured to run immediately, so after it was run, the number of expected jobs in queue will be 0
75-75: Remove unused variable$pageIdThe variable
$pageIdis assigned but not utilized later in the code. Removing it can streamline the method.Apply this diff to remove the unused variable:
-$pageId = $title->getArticleID();
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25-36: Remove unused private propertiesSeveral private properties are declared but not used in the class after modifications to the
setUpmethod.Apply this diff to remove unused properties:
-private $deletePoolOfPages = []; -private $runnerFactory; -private $mwHooksHandler; -private $semanticDataValidator; -private $pageDeleter; -private $pageCreator;Makefile (1)
16-17: Consider updating documentation for local development setupThe switch from SQLite to MySQL as the default database type is a significant change that could affect local development environments.
Consider:
- Adding a comment in the Makefile explaining the change
- Updating the development setup documentation
- Providing instructions for developers who still want to use SQLite locally
Example comment for the Makefile:
# docker images MW_VERSION?=1.39 PHP_VERSION?=8.1 +# Default to MySQL for consistent behavior with CI environment DB_TYPE?=mysql DB_IMAGE?="mariadb:11.2"tests/phpunit/Integration/JSONScript/TestCases/p-0437.json (1)
38-40: Consider creating a tracking issue for the underlying problem.While skipping tests on MySQL allows the test suite to run, it masks potential underlying issues with
MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase. This could lead to:
- Different behavior between SQLite and MySQL
- Missed regressions in MySQL environments
- Reduced test coverage for MySQL users
Would you like me to:
- Create a GitHub issue to track the investigation of the
MediaWikiIntegrationTestCaseimplementation?- Help analyze the specific assertions that are failing in the MySQL environment?
tests/phpunit/Integration/Maintenance/DumpRDFTest.php (1)
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51-54: Fix typo in assertion message.The assertion message contains a typo: "writting" should be "writing".
- 'writting OWL/RDF information', + 'writing OWL/RDF information',tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Import/Maintenance/RebuildFulltextSearchTableTest.php (1)
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47-58: Consider adding assertions for fulltext search tableThe test verifies that titles are known but doesn't explicitly check if the fulltext search table was rebuilt correctly.
Consider adding assertions to verify the state of the fulltext search table after running the maintenance script. For example:
public function testCanRun() { $this->importedTitles = [ 'De Finibus Bonorum et Malorum' ]; $this->titleValidator->assertThatTitleIsKnown( $this->importedTitles ); $maintenanceRunner = $this->runnerFactory->newMaintenanceRunner( 'SMW\Maintenance\RebuildFulltextSearchTable' ); $maintenanceRunner->setQuiet()->run(); + + // Add assertions to verify fulltext search table state + $this->assertFulltextTableContains( 'De Finibus Bonorum et Malorum' ); }tests/phpunit/Integration/JSONScript/TestCases/f-0206.json (1)
60-62: Consider this a temporary workaroundWhile skipping tests allows the CI pipeline to proceed, it masks underlying compatibility issues between the test framework and MySQL. This warrants a proper investigation and fix.
Recommendations:
- Create a tracking issue for investigating MySQL-specific test failures
- Document the root cause analysis in the MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase implementation
- Plan for removing these skip directives once the underlying issues are resolved
Would you like me to help create a GitHub issue to track the technical debt of fixing these MySQL-specific test failures?
tests/phpunit/Integration/SQLStore/RefreshSQLStoreDBIntegrationTest.php (1)
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89-91: Document why interwiki test case is commented outThe commented out test case for interwiki titles should either be:
- Uncommented if it should work with MySQL
- Documented with a comment explaining why it's disabled
- // $provider[] = array( NS_MAIN, 'withInterWiki', 'commons' ); + // TODO: Interwiki test case disabled because... + // $provider[] = array( NS_MAIN, 'withInterWiki', 'commons' );tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Import/Maintenance/UpdateEntityCollationTest.php (1)
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47-57: Consider documenting the ES version requirementThe test contains inline comments about ElasticSearch version compatibility. Consider moving this information to the class-level PHPDoc to make it more visible.
/** * @group semantic-mediawiki * @group medium * + * @requires ElasticSearch >= 6.4.0 Due to index.number_of_replicas update limitations in earlier versions * * @license GNU GPL v2+ * @since 3.0 * * @author mwjames */tests/phpunit/Integration/JSONScript/JSONScriptTestCaseRunnerTest.php (1)
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48-91: Consider adding MySQL dependency check.Given the transition to MySQL, it would be beneficial to add a dependency check to ensure MySQL is properly configured before running the tests.
Add this to the dependency definitions:
protected function getDependencyDefinitions() { return [ + 'MySQL' => function ( $val, &$reason ) { + if ( !extension_loaded( 'mysqli' ) ) { + $reason = "Dependency: MySQL extension as requirement for the test is not available!"; + return false; + } + return true; + }, 'Maps' => function ( $val, &$reason ) {tests/phpunit/Integration/Maintenance/SetupStoreMaintenanceTest.php (1)
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28-37: Consider improving test data managementThe current implementation could be enhanced by:
- Using a constant or configuration for the XML import path
- Adding validation for the imported content structure
- Adding error details to the import failure message
Consider this improvement:
- $importRunner = $this->runnerFactory->newXmlImportRunner( - __DIR__ . '/../../Fixtures/Maintenance/test-import-19.7.xml' - ); + const TEST_IMPORT_FILE = __DIR__ . '/../../Fixtures/Maintenance/test-import-19.7.xml'; + + if (!file_exists(self::TEST_IMPORT_FILE)) { + $this->markTestIncomplete('Test import file not found: ' . self::TEST_IMPORT_FILE); + } + + $importRunner = $this->runnerFactory->newXmlImportRunner(self::TEST_IMPORT_FILE);.github/workflows/main.yml (1)
27-28: Consider standardizing on MariaDB 11.2Since most configurations in the matrix use MariaDB 11.2, consider standardizing this second MediaWiki 1.39 configuration to use MariaDB as well, unless there's a specific requirement for MySQL 8.
- database_type: mysql - database_image: "mysql:8" + database_type: mysql + database_image: "mariadb:11.2"tests/phpunit/Integration/JSONScript/TestCases/p-0436.json (1)
110-112: Consider fixing the underlying MySQL compatibility issueRather than skipping these tests on MySQL, it would be better to:
- Identify the root cause of the different behavior between SQLite and MySQL
- Update the tests or implementation to be database-agnostic
- Document any inherent database-specific behaviors if they're expected
This is especially important since:
- The PR aims to make integration tests run on MySQL
- Multiple test files are being skipped
- The current solution appears to be a temporary workaround
Would you like assistance in:
- Analyzing the differences in behavior between SQLite and MySQL?
- Updating the tests to be database-agnostic?
- Documenting expected database-specific behaviors?
tests/phpunit/Integration/Query/ResultPrinters/ResultPrinterIntegrationTest.php (1)
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43-108: Consider extracting common test setup codeBoth test methods share similar setup code for creating test pages and building queries. Consider extracting this into a helper method to improve maintainability and reduce duplication.
+ private function createTestPages(array $titles, string $category): void { + foreach ($titles as $title) { + $this->pageCreator + ->createPage(Title::newFromText($title)) + ->doEdit("[[Category:$category]]"); + $this->subjects[] = $this->pageCreator->getPage(); + } + } public function testLimitNullWithEmptySearchlabel() { - foreach (['Foo', 'Bar', 'テスト'] as $title) { - $this->pageCreator - ->createPage(Title::newFromText($title)) - ->doEdit('[[Category:LimitNullForEmptySearchlabel]]'); - $this->subjects[] = $this->pageCreator->getPage(); - } + $this->createTestPages( + ['Foo', 'Bar', 'テスト'], + 'LimitNullForEmptySearchlabel' + );tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Import/Maintenance/RebuildConceptCacheMaintenanceTest.php (1)
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65-116: Consider splitting the test into smaller, focused test casesThe
testRebuildConceptCachemethod tests multiple maintenance scenarios in a single test case. This makes it harder to:
- Identify the cause of failures
- Maintain the test
- Understand the test's purpose
Consider splitting into multiple test methods, each testing a specific maintenance operation:
-public function testRebuildConceptCache() { +/** + * @dataProvider maintenanceOptionsProvider + */ +public function testRebuildConceptCache(array $options, string $description) { $this->importedTitles = [/* ... */]; $conceptPage = $this->createConceptPage('Lorem ipsum concept', '[[Category:Lorem ipsum]]'); $this->importedTitles[] = $conceptPage; $maintenanceRunner = $this->runnerFactory->newMaintenanceRunner('SMW\Maintenance\RebuildConceptCache'); $maintenanceRunner->setQuiet(); - // Multiple operations... + $maintenanceRunner->setOptions($options)->run(); + + // Add specific assertions for each test case +} +public function maintenanceOptionsProvider(): array { + return [ + 'Check status' => [['status' => true], 'Verify concept cache status'], + 'Create cache' => [['create' => true], 'Create concept cache'], + 'Delete cache' => [['delete' => true], 'Delete concept cache'], + // ... other test cases + ]; +}tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Jobs/ChangePropagationDispatchJob.php (1)
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69-72: Improve documentation for SQLite skip conditions.Since the PR changes the CI environment to use MySQL instead of SQLite, consider:
- Documenting the specific SQLite issue for future reference
- Adding a TODO to investigate and potentially fix the SQLite compatibility
The current message "No idea why SQLite fails" could be more informative.
Would you like me to help create a GitHub issue to track the SQLite investigation?
Also applies to: 127-130
tests/phpunit/Integration/JSONScript/TestCases/p-0427.json (1)
142-144: Consider investigating MySQL case sensitivity settings.Looking at the test cases, they heavily rely on case sensitivity behavior (e.g., matching "abc" vs "ABC"). MySQL's case sensitivity behavior can differ from SQLite depending on:
- The collation settings
- Whether the columns are declared as binary
- The specific MySQL version and configuration
Instead of skipping these tests, consider:
- Explicitly documenting the expected case sensitivity behavior
- Setting specific collation rules in the test setup
- Adjusting the test assertions based on the database engine in use
This approach would maintain test coverage while accommodating database-specific behaviors.
tests/phpunit/Integration/Query/SortableQueryDBIntegrationTest.php (1)
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36-42: Ensure test compatibility with both MySQL and SQLiteSince this change is part of making integration tests run again and involves a transition from SQLite to MySQL in the CI environment, please verify that:
- The setUp/tearDown methods work correctly with both database types
- The store operations function as expected in both environments
- Test isolation is maintained to prevent cross-test contamination
Consider adding comments in the test class documenting any database-specific requirements or limitations, especially if certain tests are expected to behave differently between MySQL and SQLite.
Also applies to: 44-50
tests/phpunit/Integration/InterwikiDBIntegrationTest.php (1)
92-93: Remove commented code.The commented
parent::editPagecall appears to be replaced by thepageCreatorusage. Dead code should be removed rather than commented out.- // parent::editPage( $wikiPageTwo, $this->stringBuilder->getString() ); -tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Import/Maintenance/RebuildDataMaintenanceTest.php (1)
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31-33: Consider adding error handling for maintenance runner initialization.The MaintenanceRunner is a critical component but lacks error handling. Consider validating its initialization to ensure test reliability.
private MaintenanceRunner $maintenanceRunner; private ByPageSemanticDataFinder $semanticDataFinder; +protected function assertPreConditions(): void { + parent::assertPreConditions(); + $this->assertInstanceOf( + MaintenanceRunner::class, + $this->runnerFactory->newMaintenanceRunner('SMW\Maintenance\RebuildData'), + 'MaintenanceRunner initialization failed' + ); +}tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Hooks/PageMoveCompleteIntegrationTest.php (1)
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73-187: Add PHPDoc blocks to test methods.While the test methods are well-structured, adding PHPDoc blocks would improve clarity by documenting:
- The scenario being tested
- Expected behavior
- Any preconditions or assumptions
Example for the first test method:
+ /** + * @test + * @covers ::onPageMoveComplete + * @testdox When moving a page with redirect creation, both old and new pages should exist + */ public function testPageMoveWithCreationOfRedirectTarget() {tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Hooks/ParserFirstCallInitIntegrationTest.php (1)
20-20: LGTM! Verify test hierarchy implications.The change to extend
SMWIntegrationTestCasealigns with the PR's objective of fixing integration tests. The class maintains its database testing capabilities while potentially gaining additional SMW-specific test infrastructure.Consider documenting the test class hierarchy and the specific capabilities that
SMWIntegrationTestCaseprovides overDatabaseTestCasein the project's testing documentation. This will help other developers understand:
- When to use each base test class
- What additional setup/teardown is handled by
SMWIntegrationTestCase- Any specific requirements or assumptions made by
SMWIntegrationTestCasetests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/LinksUpdateTest.php (1)
Remove outdated MW 1.28 skip condition
The test skip condition referencing MediaWiki 1.28 should be removed as it's no longer relevant. The extension now requires MediaWiki >= 1.39, which is significantly newer than version 1.28. The lazy comment and skip condition are outdated technical debt that should be cleaned up.
- Remove the skip condition and its associated comment in
tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/LinksUpdateTest.php- If the test fails after removal, it should be properly investigated and fixed instead of being skipped
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183-185: Review skipped test caseThe comment "Something changed with MW 1.28 and I'm too lazy to investigate" should be updated. Since this PR aims to fix integration tests, we should:
- Determine if this skip is still relevant for current MediaWiki versions
- Document the actual reason for skipping if still needed
Let's check the MediaWiki version compatibility:
Let me gather more information about this test case to understand its context better.
Let me check the current test implementation to understand if this skip is still relevant.
Let me try a different approach to get the test implementation.
Let me try one final check to see the MediaWiki requirements.
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tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Import/RedirectPageTest.php (2)
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127-141: Consider splitting complex test into smaller focused testsThe
testPageImportToCreateRedirectmethod tests multiple aspects of redirect functionality in a single test. This makes it harder to identify specific failures and maintain the test.Consider splitting this into multiple focused test methods:
- Test basic redirect creation
- Test redirect properties
- Test category assignments (currently disabled)
- Test redirect chain handling
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156-162: Address SQLite compatibility skip conditionThe test is being skipped for SQLite due to database prefix issues. This might affect the reliability of integration tests across different database backends.
Consider:
- Adding specific test cases for SQLite
- Documenting the database prefix issue
- Adding a TODO to track the SQLite compatibility fix
Would you like me to help create a GitHub issue to track the SQLite compatibility fix?
tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Import/RecordDataTypeTest.php (1)
Commented assertions can be safely removed
The commented assertions related to Issue #124 are no longer relevant because:
- Issue [DNM] DB-Store setup issue when running unit tests #124 was about a temporary DB setup issue for unit tests and has been closed
- The assertions were commented out across multiple test files and haven't been restored for a long time
- The test method
assertThatRecordValuesAreSetappears to have other validation mechanisms in placeLocations to clean up:
- Remove commented assertions in
tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Import/RecordDataTypeTest.phpat lines 173-174 and 196-197- Remove commented assertions in
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173-174: Consider addressing commented assertions.There are commented assertions related to Issue #124:
// Issue #124 needs to be resolved first // $this->assertTrue( $runValueAssert, __METHOD__ );Let's check if Issue #124 is still relevant:
Also applies to: 196-197
Let me gather more context about the commented assertions and their current state.
Let me check one more thing to understand if these assertions are still needed or if they've been superseded.
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tests/phpunit/Integration/Query/DisjunctionQueryDBIntegrationTest.php (2)
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44-44: Consider removing or documenting the commented SPARQL cleanup code.The commented line
$this->getStore()->getSparqlDatabase()->deleteAll();suggests potential SPARQL-related cleanup that might be necessary. Either remove this comment if it's no longer needed or document why it's kept for future reference.- // $this->getStore()->getSparqlDatabase()->deleteAll();
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16-24: Consider adding integration test specific annotations.While the test has good general annotations, consider adding integration test specific ones like
@group integrationfor better test organization and filtering.* @group SMW * @group SMWExtension + * @group integration * @group semantic-mediawiki-integration * @group semantic-mediawiki-query * @group mediawiki-database * @group mediumtests/phpunit/Integration/JSONScript/TestCases/p-0440.json (1)
183-185: Consider addressing the systemic MySQL compatibility issueThe AI summary indicates that multiple test files are being skipped on MySQL with the same message. This suggests a systemic issue with how the tests interact with MySQL databases compared to SQLite.
Consider the following approaches:
- Investigate if the assertions need to be database-agnostic
- If the behavior differences are expected, maintain separate assertion sets for different databases
- Review the
MediaWikiIntegrationTestCaseimplementation to ensure proper database handlingWould you like help in:
- Analyzing the differences in behavior between MySQL and SQLite?
- Designing a database-agnostic test framework?
- Creating separate assertion sets for different databases?
tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Import/TimeDataTypeTest.php (3)
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47-51: Fix typo in comment.There's a typo in the comment: "Shoudl" should be "Should"
- // Shoudl be fixed + // Should be fixed
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183-186: Consider removing commented-out assertion.The commented-out assertion about categories with the note "awaits an investigation" should either be:
- Properly investigated and fixed
- Removed if no longer relevant
- Converted to a skipped test with
markTestSkipped()if still relevant
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235-236: Consider removing commented-out assertion.Similar to above, the commented line
// $this->assertTrue( $runDateValueAssert, __METHOD__ );with the note about single/testsuite DB setup should be addressed.
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🔇 Additional comments (158)
tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Jobs/UpdateJobRoundtripTest.php (4)
22-22: Updating the base class enhances test consistency
Changing the base class to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns this test with other integration tests, promoting consistency.
52-52: Verify parameters in parent::runJobs method
The use of 'minJobs' and 'complete' in parent::runJobs should be checked for correctness and consistency with other calls.
Ensure that 'minJobs' is the correct parameter or if 'numJobs' should be used instead.
91-91: Consistency in runJobs method parameters
At line 91, 'numJobs' is used as a parameter. Ensure that this is intentional and consistent with other runJobs calls.
Check if 'numJobs' should be 'minJobs' to match other method calls, or confirm their distinct usage.
165-167: Efficient creation of non-existing test pages
Good practice using parent::getNonexistingTestPage to ensure test pages are created only when they don't already exist.
Makefile (1)
16-17: Verify MariaDB 11.2 compatibility with MediaWiki 1.39
While switching to MySQL/MariaDB is a good move for integration tests, MariaDB 11.2 is a relatively recent version. Let's verify its compatibility with MediaWiki 1.39.
✅ Verification successful
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Let's check the workflow files and test configurations to understand the current database setup and requirements.
MariaDB 11.2 is already being used successfully with multiple MediaWiki versions
Based on the workflow configurations, MariaDB 11.2 is already being used successfully in CI tests across multiple MediaWiki versions (1.39, 1.41, and 1.42). The CI matrix also shows MySQL 8.0 as an alternative database being tested with MediaWiki 1.40, indicating broad database compatibility. Since these tests are actively running in the CI pipeline, this confirms that MariaDB 11.2 is compatible with the codebase.
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tests/phpunit/Integration/Maintenance/PurgeEntityCacheTest.php (2)
5-5: LGTM: Import statement aligns with integration test transition
The import statement correctly reflects the transition to using SMWIntegrationTestCase.
17-17: Verify database cleanup behavior with new base class
The change to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with the PR's objective of fixing integration tests. However, since $destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRun property was removed, we should verify that database cleanup is properly handled by the new base class.
Let's verify the database cleanup implementation in SMWIntegrationTestCase:
✅ Verification successful
Database cleanup is properly handled in the new test hierarchy
Based on the verification results, the change to SMWIntegrationTestCase maintains proper database cleanup through multiple layers:
- It extends
MediaWikiIntegrationTestCasewhich provides base database handling - Implements comprehensive cleanup in its own
tearDown:- Clears services and caches via
resetSMWServices() - Resets database load balancer via
resetDBLoadBalancer() - Clears property registry and pending updates
- Handles test environment cleanup through
TestEnvironment::tearDown()
- Clears services and caches via
The removal of $destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRun is safely compensated by this robust cleanup chain.
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tests/phpunit/Integration/Maintenance/PopulateHashFieldTest.php (2)
33-33: Verify case-sensitive class autoloading
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5-5: Verify database cleanup behavior with SMWIntegrationTestCase
The switch from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase and removal of $destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRun changes how database cleanup is handled. Please ensure that SMWIntegrationTestCase properly manages database state between tests.
Also applies to: 17-17
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Database cleanup is properly handled by SMWIntegrationTestCase
The switch to SMWIntegrationTestCase is safe as it provides comprehensive database cleanup through multiple mechanisms:
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In
tearDown():- Calls
testEnvironment->tearDown() - Explicitly rolls back any open database transactions
- Calls parent
MediaWikiIntegrationTestCaseteardown
- Calls
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Additional cleanup features:
- Clears caches and services in
setUp() - Handles database table destruction through
destroyDatabaseTables() - Supports configurable table cleanup before/after test runs
- Clears caches and services in
The removal of $destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRun is acceptable since the base class already provides equivalent functionality through its cleanup mechanisms.
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tests/phpunit/Integration/Maintenance/RemoveDuplicateEntitiesTest.php (2)
5-5: LGTM! Verify SMWIntegrationTestCase capabilities.
The switch to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with the PR objective and matches similar changes across other test files.
Let's verify the base class provides necessary testing capabilities:
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Base class change is appropriate and well-implemented
The switch to SMWIntegrationTestCase is verified to be correct as it:
- Extends
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setUpandtearDownmethods with database handling - Includes SMW-specific test environment setup and cleanup
- Uses
TestDatabaseTableBuilderfor SMW-specific database operations - Maintains database transaction integrity with explicit rollback in tearDown
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Database cleanup is properly handled in the new class hierarchy
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is safe because:
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- TestEnvironment performs proper cleanup in tearDown() by clearing application factory and data value factory
- The setUp() method in SMWIntegrationTestCase includes additional cleanup by resetting SMW services and clearing global caches
- The removal of
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Line range hint 18-42: Verify test isolation after parent class change.
The implementation looks good, but we should ensure that removing $destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRun doesn't affect test isolation, as database cleanup is now handled by SMWIntegrationTestCase.
Let's verify the database cleanup implementation in the new parent class:
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Let me gather more information about the test environment and database handling to ensure test isolation.
Let me check the DatabaseTestCase implementation since it appears to be the base class handling database operations.
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Test isolation is properly maintained after parent class change
The removal of $destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRun is safe because:
SMWIntegrationTestCaseimplements proper database cleanup through multiple layers:- Rolls back database transactions in its tearDown method
- Clears instance caches and resets SMW services in setUp
- Inherits additional cleanup from DatabaseTestCase which handles connection cleanup
- The TestEnvironment tearDown ensures application factory and configuration reset
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5-5: LGTM: Import changes align with the new test case inheritance.
Line range hint 29-42: Verify maintenance script compatibility with MySQL
Since the PR changes the database from SQLite to MySQL in the CI environment, we should ensure the RebuildConceptCache maintenance script is compatible with MySQL.
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- Uses SMW's store abstraction layer through
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Database cleanup is properly handled by parent class
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tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/TitleFactoryIntegrationTest.php (2)
6-6: LGTM: Required import for the new parent class
The addition of the SMWIntegrationTestCase import aligns with the class inheritance change.
22-22: Verify test behavior with new parent class
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with the PR objective of fixing integration tests. However, we should verify that the new parent class provides all necessary database setup functionality.
✅ Verification successful
Database functionality is properly maintained with new parent class
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is safe because:
SMWIntegrationTestCaseextendsMediaWikiIntegrationTestCasewhich provides core database testing functionality- It includes comprehensive database setup with features like:
- Database table management through
TestDatabaseTableBuilder - Transaction handling and rollback in
tearDown() - Database connection management via
getDBConnection() - Database type compatibility checks
- Proper cache clearing and service resets
- Database table management through
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tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/LinksUpdateEmptyParserOutputDBIntegrationTest.php (1)
8-8: Verify the impact of the parent class change
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase looks good and aligns with the PR objective to fix integration tests.
Let's verify this change is consistent across other test files and check the new parent class's capabilities:
Also applies to: 26-26
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Parent class change is consistent with the codebase
The verification shows that:
- No remaining usage of
DatabaseTestCasewas found in PHP files SMWIntegrationTestCaseis widely used as the parent class across 63 integration test files- The change aligns with the established pattern in the codebase, particularly for database integration tests
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tests/phpunit/Integration/Maintenance/DumpRDFTest.php (2)
5-5: Base class change looks good, verify test coverage.
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Let's verify this is a consistent pattern across other test files:
Also applies to: 18-18
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Line range hint 24-33: Verify database cleanup handling in SMWIntegrationTestCase.
The removal of explicit database cleanup logic suggests this is now handled by SMWIntegrationTestCase.
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Let me gather more information about the database cleanup mechanism.
Database cleanup is properly handled by SMWIntegrationTestCase
The removal of explicit database cleanup in DumpRDFTest is correct as the parent class SMWIntegrationTestCase provides comprehensive database management:
- Database cleanup is controlled by
destroyDatabaseTablesBeforeRunanddestroyDatabaseTablesAfterRunflags - The
run()method handles table destruction based on these flags usingTestDatabaseTableBuilder - The
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tests/phpunit/Integration/Maintenance/UpdateEntityCountMapTest.php (2)
18-18: LGTM! Class inheritance change aligns with integration test improvements.
The switch from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is consistent with the PR's objective to fix integration tests and the broader changes across the test suite.
Let's verify this is part of a consistent pattern across test files:
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Migration to SMWIntegrationTestCase is consistent across the test suite
The verification shows that:
- No test files in the Integration directory are using
DatabaseTestCaseanymore UpdateEntityCountMapTestalong with 60+ other integration test files consistently useSMWIntegrationTestCase- The change aligns with the broader test suite migration pattern
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Line range hint 33-45: Verify MySQL compatibility of the maintenance runner test.
The test executes maintenance scripts that interact with the database. Since we're moving from SQLite to MySQL, we should ensure the maintenance runner and its assertions work correctly with MySQL.
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The test is database-agnostic and safe for MySQL migration.
The test inherits from SMWIntegrationTestCase which ultimately extends DatabaseTestCase. This base class provides robust database handling that:
- Automatically manages database connections for any supported database type
- Properly sets up and tears down test database tables
- Includes built-in MySQL compatibility through MediaWiki's database abstraction layer
- Has specific checks for database type compatibility (
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tests/phpunit/Integration/Maintenance/RebuildFulltextSearchTableTest.php (3)
5-7: LGTM!
The imports are correctly updated to reflect the new parent class dependency.
Line range hint 24-33: Verify database cleanup strategy
With the removal of $destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRun and the switch to MySQL in GitHub Actions, ensure that:
- The database state is properly cleaned up after test execution
- The test doesn't leave behind any residual data that could affect other tests
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Database cleanup is properly handled by parent class
The removal of $destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRun from the test class is safe because:
- The parent class
SMWIntegrationTestCasealready handles database cleanup through:- A robust
tearDown()method that rolls back database transactions - The
TestDatabaseTableBuilderwhich manages table creation/destruction - The
destroyDatabaseTables()method that's called after test execution
- A robust
- The test inherits all these cleanup mechanisms automatically through inheritance
- The switch to MySQL is handled by specific logic in the parent's
run()method that sets appropriate table handling for MySQL
The database state will be properly cleaned up after test execution without any risk of residual data affecting other tests.
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The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is part of the broader integration test fixes. Let's verify that the test still behaves correctly with the new parent class.
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Change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is appropriate
The migration from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is verified to be correct and beneficial because:
SMWIntegrationTestCaseextendsMediaWikiIntegrationTestCase, providing proper MediaWiki test infrastructure- Both classes have similar database handling capabilities through
TestDatabaseTableBuilder SMWIntegrationTestCaseprovides additional SMW-specific setup like resetting SMW services and clearing caches- This change is consistent with 50+ other integration tests in the codebase that use the same parent class
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tests/phpunit/Integration/Maintenance/RunImportTest.php (2)
5-5: LGTM!
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18-18: Verify parent class capabilities for database operations.
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with the PR objective of fixing integration tests. The test logic remains intact, suggesting compatibility.
Let's verify that SMWIntegrationTestCase provides the necessary database testing capabilities:
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Database testing capabilities are properly maintained in SMWIntegrationTestCase
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- Extends
MediaWikiIntegrationTestCasewhich provides core database testing functionality - Has
@group Databaseannotation indicating database test support - Includes database-specific features:
- Database table management through
TestDatabaseTableBuilder - Transaction handling in
tearDown() - Database connection management via
getDBConnection() - Database type-specific test controls
- Database table management through
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tests/phpunit/Integration/Maintenance/RebuildElasticIndexTest.php (3)
5-5: LGTM: Import statement correctly added
The new import statement correctly supports the transition to SMWIntegrationTestCase.
Line range hint 23-54: LGTM: Test implementation remains robust
The test implementation maintains good practices:
- Proper setup and teardown
- Appropriate skip condition for non-ElasticStore instances
- Clean test runner initialization and execution
18-18: Verify database cleanup behavior with SMWIntegrationTestCase
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase, combined with the removal of $destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRun, suggests a different approach to database cleanup. Please ensure that SMWIntegrationTestCase properly handles database state between tests.
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Let me check the actual implementation of database cleanup in SMWIntegrationTestCase.
Database cleanup is properly handled in SMWIntegrationTestCase
The verification shows that SMWIntegrationTestCase provides comprehensive database cleanup through multiple mechanisms:
- Proper tearDown() that includes database rollback and environment cleanup
- Reset of services and caches in setUp()
- Configurable database table destruction via destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRun
- Transaction management with explicit rollback in tearDown()
- Clear store state before each test run
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tests/phpunit/Integration/Maintenance/UpdateEntityCollationTest.php (3)
5-7: LGTM: Use statements are correctly updated
The addition of SMWIntegrationTestCase import aligns with the new testing framework standardization.
Line range hint 25-65: LGTM: Test implementation remains solid
The test maintains proper structure with setup/teardown methods, appropriate mocking, and clear assertions. The maintenance runner test implementation is complete and follows PHPUnit best practices.
18-21: Verify database handling in SMWIntegrationTestCase
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is part of the broader test framework standardization. Let's verify that the new base class properly handles database operations.
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Database handling is properly maintained in SMWIntegrationTestCase
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- Includes proper database setup/teardown through
TestDatabaseTableBuilder - Supports database table creation and destruction before/after test runs
- Provides database connection management and type-specific test skipping
- Maintains database state isolation between tests
- Tagged with
@group Databaseindicating proper database test integration
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tests/phpunit/Integration/Maintenance/DisposeOutdatedEntitiesTest.php (3)
5-7: LGTM! Import statements are correctly updated
The necessary base class and utility imports are properly configured.
Line range hint 24-45: LGTM! Test implementation remains robust
The test setup and implementation remain unchanged, which is good since the test logic itself wasn't the issue. The maintenance runner and message reporter are properly initialized and verified.
18-18: Verify database handling in SMWIntegrationTestCase
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with making integration tests run again. However, we should verify that the new base class properly handles database setup and teardown, especially since $destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRun was removed.
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Database handling is properly managed in SMWIntegrationTestCase
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is safe and appropriate. The new base class provides comprehensive database handling through:
- Extends
MediaWikiIntegrationTestCasewhich provides core database testing functionality - Uses
TestDatabaseTableBuilderfor SMW-specific table management - Implements proper database setup/teardown in
setUp(),tearDown(), andrun()methods - Handles table creation/destruction through configurable flags
- Includes transaction management and proper cleanup
The removal of $destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRun is safe as the class already manages this through its internal $destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRun property, which can be controlled via the destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRun() method if needed.
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tests/phpunit/Integration/SemanticDataSerializationDBIntegrationTest.php (3)
10-10: LGTM: Import statement aligns with the class change.
The addition of the SMWIntegrationTestCase import is necessary for the new class inheritance.
22-22: Verify database handling with new test case.
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with the PR objective to fix integration tests. However, we should verify that the new base class properly handles database setup/teardown for this specific test case.
Let's verify the database handling implementation in the new base class:
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the parent class and database handling to ensure complete verification.
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:
Database handling is properly implemented in SMWIntegrationTestCase
The verification shows that SMWIntegrationTestCase provides comprehensive database handling:
- Implements proper setUp/tearDown methods with database transaction management
- Includes store management with clear() operations
- Handles database connections with proper rollback mechanisms
- Contains specific MySQL handling for temporary tables
- The test file correctly uses these database facilities through store operations (updateData, getSemanticData)
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Line range hint 24-47: Verify test compatibility with MySQL.
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Let's check for any MySQL-specific handling in the codebase:
✅ Verification successful
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Let me check the test base class and database setup to understand how the test handles different database backends.
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The serialization test is database-agnostic and safe for MySQL. The test verifies semantic data serialization/deserialization through hash comparison, which is independent of the underlying database implementation. The base test class SMWIntegrationTestCase already handles MySQL compatibility by:
- Properly setting up database tables for tests via
TestDatabaseTableBuilder - Using normal tables instead of temporary ones for MySQL specifically (see the check for
$GLOBALS['wgDBtype'] == 'mysql') - Managing proper transaction handling and cleanup
The serialization process itself operates at the object level before any database interaction occurs, making the test equally valid for both SQLite and MySQL backends.
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tests/phpunit/Integration/Maintenance/RebuildElasticMissingDocumentsTest.php (2)
5-5: LGTM! Verify consistent parent class usage across test files.
The migration from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with the PR objective to fix integration tests. The removal of $destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRun suggests that database cleanup is now handled by the parent class.
Let's verify this change is consistent across other test files:
Also applies to: 19-19
✅ Verification successful
Migration to SMWIntegrationTestCase is consistent across integration tests
The verification shows that all integration test files have been migrated to use SMWIntegrationTestCase as the parent class, and there are no remaining instances of DatabaseTestCase. This change is consistently applied across the entire integration test suite.
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Line range hint 25-35: Verify test compatibility with MySQL database.
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tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Import/Maintenance/RebuildFulltextSearchTableTest.php (2)
Line range hint 21-45: Verify database cleanup strategy
With the removal of $destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRun, we should verify that the database cleanup is still properly handled in tearDown(). The current implementation flushes pages but might need additional cleanup for fulltext search tables.
16-16: Verify parent class compatibility
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase looks good as it aligns with the PR objective to fix integration tests. However, we should verify that the new parent class provides all necessary database functionality.
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Parent class change is appropriate and safe
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is verified to be correct because:
SMWIntegrationTestCaseextendsMediaWikiIntegrationTestCase, which is the standard base class for MediaWiki integration tests- The test class has proper database support through the parent class and
TestEnvironment - Many other integration tests (50+) in the codebase have already made this transition successfully
- The test environment provides database table building capabilities through
TestDatabaseTableBuilder
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tests/phpunit/Integration/Importer/ImporterIntegrationTest.php (2)
Line range hint 23-33: Verify database state management for import tests.
Since these tests perform database operations through the importer, we should ensure proper database state management with the new parent class.
Let's check how similar import tests handle database state:
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Let me analyze the output. The search results show that most integration tests in the codebase follow a similar pattern where they:
- Call
parent::setUp()first - Initialize necessary test utilities and factories
- Set up test-specific configurations
Looking at the ImporterIntegrationTest specifically, it follows this same pattern and properly manages database state by:
- Inheriting from the parent test case which handles database setup/teardown
- Using a test environment factory for creating test utilities
- Setting up importer-specific components for testing
The test is well-structured and follows the established patterns seen across other database integration tests in the codebase. The parent class is responsible for database state management, and this test properly delegates to it.
No database state management issues found with the new parent class.
The test follows the same database state management pattern as other integration tests in the codebase that perform database operations.
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6-6: LGTM! Verify test isolation behavior.
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with the PR objective and the broader testing framework update.
Let's verify the test isolation behavior in the new parent class:
Also applies to: 17-17
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Let me gather more information about the parent class hierarchy and database handling to ensure proper test isolation.
Let me check one final aspect about the test environment and database table builder to ensure complete verification.
Test isolation is properly maintained in SMWIntegrationTestCase
Based on the verification results, the change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase maintains proper test isolation through:
- Proper database setup/teardown with
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tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Import/Maintenance/RebuildPropertyStatisticsMaintenanceTest.php (3)
5-5: LGTM: Import statement is correctly updated
The import statement properly reflects the new parent class dependency.
Line range hint 39-44: Verify database cleanup strategy
The removal of $destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRun property requires verification that database cleanup is properly handled. While the tearDown() method cleans up pages, we should ensure database tables are properly cleaned up by the parent class.
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Database cleanup is properly handled by parent class
The verification shows that SMWIntegrationTestCase (parent class) handles database cleanup through:
$destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRunproperty with default valuefalsedestroyDatabaseTables()method that's called after test run- Proper cleanup implementation using
testDatabaseTableBuilder->doDestroy()
The removal of the property from the test class is correct as it inherits this functionality from the parent class.
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20-20: Verify database handling in SMWIntegrationTestCase
The switch to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with the PR objective. Let's verify that the new parent class provides equivalent database setup/teardown functionality.
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Database handling is properly maintained in SMWIntegrationTestCase
The verification shows that SMWIntegrationTestCase provides proper database handling:
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setUp()andtearDown()methods that call their parent implementations - Other tests using
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tests/phpunit/Integration/Query/RandomQueryResultOrderIntegrationTest.php (2)
8-8: LGTM: Import statement aligns with the new parent class.
The addition of the SMWIntegrationTestCase import is consistent with the class inheritance change.
23-23: Verify the new parent class implementation.
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with the PR objective to fix integration tests. Let's verify the parent class implementation.
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Parent class change is appropriate and well-implemented
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is verified to be correct. The new parent class:
- Extends
MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase, providing better MediaWiki integration testing capabilities - Maintains database testing functionality through proper setUp implementation
- Is widely used across 60+ integration tests in the codebase
- Includes proper initialization of SMW services and test environment
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tests/phpunit/Integration/SQLStore/RefreshSQLStoreDBIntegrationTest.php (3)
Line range hint 26-45: LGTM! Test infrastructure setup is robust
The setup and teardown methods are well-structured with proper parent method calls and resource cleanup.
Line range hint 46-88: LGTM! Test methods are well-structured
The test methods provide good coverage for both job and no-job scenarios, with proper test isolation through hook deregistration.
5-5: Verify DatabaseTestCase method usage
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase looks good and aligns with the PR objective. However, let's ensure no DatabaseTestCase-specific methods were being used.
Also applies to: 25-25
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Let me check if SMWIntegrationTestCase provides the necessary methods being used.
Let me try a different approach to check the inheritance hierarchy and method availability.
Let me check one final thing to verify the method inheritance chain.
Parent class change is safe and compatible
The verification shows that the change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is safe because:
SMWIntegrationTestCaseprovides the requiredgetStore()method- The test class implements its own
assertStoreHasDataToRefresh()method - All other methods used in the test (
setUp,getArticleID, etc.) are standard PHPUnit or MediaWiki methods available through the inheritance chain
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tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Import/Maintenance/UpdateEntityCollationTest.php (2)
Line range hint 22-33: Verify test compatibility with MySQL
Since the PR changes the database from SQLite to MySQL in the CI environment, ensure that:
- The XML import process is compatible with MySQL
- The fixture data (
GenericLoremIpsumTest-Mw-1-19-7.xml) contains MySQL-compatible content
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XML import process is database-agnostic and safe for MySQL migration
The implementation shows that:
- The XML fixture contains standard MediaWiki XML export format without any database-specific content
- The
XmlImportRunneruses MediaWiki's core import functionality (WikiImporter) which handles database abstraction internally - The import process is handled through MediaWiki's standard interfaces and services, making it database-independent
- The test extends
SMWIntegrationTestCasewhich inherits fromMediaWikiIntegrationTestCase, ensuring proper database handling regardless of the backend
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Base class change is appropriate and well-supported
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is verified to be correct. The SMWIntegrationTestCase class:
- Extends
MediaWikiIntegrationTestCaseand includes@group Database - Provides comprehensive database handling through:
- Proper setup/teardown of database tables
- Transaction management
- Database type compatibility checks
- Cache clearing and service resets
- Includes SMW-specific test environment initialization
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tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Import/PageWithTemplateInclusionTest.php (2)
6-6: LGTM!
The use statement is correctly placed and necessary for the class inheritance change.
23-23: Verify test framework transition and database cleanup.
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with the PR objectives. However, we should verify:
- That
SMWIntegrationTestCaseprovides proper database setup/teardown - The impact of removing
$destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRunon test isolation
Let's check the test framework implementation:
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Let me gather more information about the inheritance hierarchy and setup methods:
Let me check one final aspect about the inheritance chain and database handling:
Test framework transition is properly implemented
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is safe because:
SMWIntegrationTestCaseextendsMediaWikiIntegrationTestCase, which provides core database functionality- It maintains database cleanup through
destroyDatabaseTables()anddestroyDatabaseTablesAfterRunproperty - The
setUp()method properly calls parent setup and includes additional SMW-specific cleanup
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tests/phpunit/Integration/SemanticDataCountMapIntegrationTest.php (2)
6-6: LGTM! Import statement aligns with the class changes.
The added import follows PSR-4 autoloading convention and correctly imports the new parent class.
19-19: Verify SMWIntegrationTestCase provides required database testing capabilities.
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase appears to be part of a broader effort to fix integration tests. The test heavily relies on database operations, so we should verify that the new parent class provides all necessary database testing capabilities.
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Let me gather one final piece of information about the MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase that SMWIntegrationTestCase extends.
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:
SMWIntegrationTestCase provides sufficient database testing capabilities
SMWIntegrationTestCase extends MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase and includes additional database-related components:
- Uses TestDatabaseTableBuilder for managing test database tables
- Inherits database testing infrastructure from MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase
- Multiple database-intensive test classes (50+ found) successfully use this base class
- Includes proper setUp/tearDown methods that maintain database state
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tests/phpunit/Integration/JSONScript/JSONScriptTestCaseRunnerTest.php (2)
10-10: LGTM! The @group Database annotation aligns with the database changes.
The addition of the Database group annotation is appropriate given the switch from sqlite to mysql in the testing infrastructure.
Line range hint 1-99: Verify database-specific test configurations.
Given the transition from sqlite to mysql, we should verify if any database-specific configurations or assertions are needed in the test runner.
tests/phpunit/Integration/Maintenance/SetupStoreMaintenanceTest.php (2)
Line range hint 43-93: Test implementation looks good
The test methods are well-structured with:
- Proper test data setup and cleanup
- Clear verification of maintenance operations
- Appropriate use of message assertions
- Good separation of concerns between delete and setup operations
5-5: Verify database cleanup behavior after switching to SMWIntegrationTestCase
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase and removal of $destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRun property might affect how database cleanup is handled. Ensure that:
- The database state is properly reset between tests
- No test data leaks between test runs
Let's verify the parent class implementation:
Also applies to: 17-17
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the test environment and database cleanup mechanisms:
Let me check one more aspect about the store clearing mechanism since it seems to be a crucial part of the cleanup:
Based on the gathered evidence, I can now provide the final response:
Database cleanup is properly handled after switching to SMWIntegrationTestCase
The verification shows that database cleanup is well-managed through multiple layers:
SMWIntegrationTestCase::tearDown()ensures database rollback after each testSMWIntegrationTestCase::run()clears the store before test execution- The test environment cleanup is properly chained through parent tearDown calls
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tests/phpunit/Integration/JSONScript/TestCases/p-0702.json (2)
95-97: Consider this skip-on configuration as a temporary solution.
While this allows the integration tests to run again, skipping tests on MySQL could mask underlying issues that need addressing. The error message suggests problems with MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase implementation that should be investigated and fixed properly.
Let's verify the actual test failures and their scope:
Line range hint 1-94: Verify test behavior differences between SQLite and MySQL.
The test case involves complex query scenarios with inverse properties and subobjects. These database operations might behave differently between SQLite and MySQL, particularly in areas like:
- Property value handling
- Subobject storage
- Query result ordering
Let's analyze potential database-specific behaviors:
.github/workflows/main.yml (1)
27-28: Verify the need for different database engines for MediaWiki 1.39
The matrix configuration shows two different database engines for MediaWiki 1.39:
- First configuration uses MariaDB 11.2
- Second configuration uses MySQL 8
This inconsistency could potentially lead to different test behaviors. Consider standardizing on one database engine unless there's a specific requirement for testing against both.
Run the following script to check if there are any database-specific tests or configurations:
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response:
Using different database engines for MediaWiki 1.39 is justified
The codebase shows extensive support for both MySQL and MariaDB with specific optimizations and handling for each:
- Different fulltext search implementations and indexing strategies
- Database-specific query optimizations and table configurations
- Comprehensive test coverage for both engines
Testing against both MySQL 8 and MariaDB 11.2 for MediaWiki 1.39 helps ensure compatibility across popular database choices used in production environments.
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tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Import/CategoryInstanceAndCategoryHierarchyTest.php (3)
6-6: LGTM: Import statement correctly added
The import of SMWIntegrationTestCase is properly added and follows the namespace convention.
23-23: Verify test behavior with new parent class
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is part of the broader integration test fixes.
Let's verify if other test classes have been consistently updated:
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Parent class change is consistently applied across integration tests
The verification shows that all integration tests under tests/phpunit/Integration/ now extend SMWIntegrationTestCase, and there are no remaining usages of DatabaseTestCase. This confirms that the parent class change is part of a consistent, codebase-wide update for integration tests.
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Line range hint 28-45: Verify database cleanup handling
The removal of $destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRun suggests that database cleanup is now handled by SMWIntegrationTestCase. The setup and teardown methods maintain proper parent calls, but we should verify MySQL compatibility.
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Database cleanup is properly handled by parent class
The removal of $destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRun is correct as this functionality is already provided by SMWIntegrationTestCase. The base class handles database cleanup through:
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tests/phpunit/Integration/RdfFileResourceTest.php (3)
7-7: LGTM: Import statement aligns with class change
The addition of the SMWIntegrationTestCase import is consistent with the class inheritance modification.
Line range hint 25-61: Verify setUp compatibility with new base class
The setUp method performs critical initialization including:
- Hook registration
- Configuration setup
- Store initialization
- File upload configuration
Please ensure these operations are compatible with SMWIntegrationTestCase and don't conflict with any initialization it performs.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the review of both the test file's setUp method and the SMWIntegrationTestCase base class implementation, I can now provide a final response:
The setUp implementation is compatible with SMWIntegrationTestCase
The current setUp implementation correctly:
- Calls parent::setUp() first, which handles core test environment setup including user state and service resets
- Uses testEnvironment utilities which are part of the standard SMWIntegrationTestCase framework
- Performs file-specific initialization that doesn't conflict with the base class setup
- Follows the same pattern seen in other integration tests that extend SMWIntegrationTestCase
The initialization sequence is well-structured:
- Core setup via parent::setUp()
- Language check specific to this test
- Hook registration via standard utility factory
- Configuration setup using testEnvironment
- Store initialization for specific test requirements
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20-20: Verify database functionality with new base class
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase appears to be part of the broader effort to fix integration tests. However, let's verify that the new base class provides all necessary database functionality used by this test.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the base classes to understand the database functionality inheritance.
Let me try a different approach to trace the inheritance and database functionality.
Let me check the SMWIntegrationTestCase implementation since we found its location.
Base class change is appropriate and maintains database functionality
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is verified to be correct because:
SMWIntegrationTestCaseextendsMediaWikiIntegrationTestCaseand includes the@group Databaseannotation- It provides comprehensive database functionality through:
- Database connection management via
getDBConnection()andgetConnectionProvider() - Store management with
getStore(),clear(), andsetupStore() - Database table handling through
TestDatabaseTableBuilder - Proper transaction management in
tearDown()
- Database connection management via
- The test file shows proper usage of these database features, particularly store operations
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tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/PredefinedPropertyAnnotationDBIntegrationTest.php (3)
8-8: LGTM!
The import statement for SMWIntegrationTestCase is correctly added and aligns with the class extension change.
19-19: LGTM! Verify group annotation consistency.
The @group Database annotation is appropriate for this database-dependent test class.
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Group annotation is consistently applied across database-related tests
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26-26: Verify SMWIntegrationTestCase provides required database functionality.
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with the PR objective. However, we should ensure the new parent class provides all necessary database testing capabilities.
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Let me gather one final piece of information about MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase to confirm its database capabilities.
Based on the evidence gathered from the shell scripts, I can now provide the final response:
Parent class change is appropriate and maintains database functionality
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is verified to be safe because:
SMWIntegrationTestCaseextendsMediaWikiIntegrationTestCase, maintaining the MediaWiki test infrastructure- The class implements necessary database-related methods:
- Has database connection handling in
tearDown()with explicit rollback support - Contains database utility methods like
isUsableUnitTestDatabase(),destroyDatabaseTables(), andcheckIfDatabaseCanBeUsedOtherwiseSkipTest() - Properly manages test environment setup/teardown with parent class calls
- Has database connection handling in
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tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/SearchInPageDBIntegrationTest.php (4)
7-7: LGTM: Import statement is correctly placed
The addition of the SMWIntegrationTestCase import aligns with the class inheritance change and follows PSR-4 standards.
Line range hint 31-115: LGTM: Test methods remain well-structured
The test methods maintain good practices:
- Proper setup and teardown
- Clear test scenarios
- Appropriate cleanup using PageDeleter
- Good error handling for optional dependencies (Maps extension)
19-19: LGTM: Database group annotation is properly added
The @group Database annotation is essential for proper test isolation and database handling.
Let's verify this is consistent with other database tests in the codebase:
✅ Verification successful
Database group annotation is correctly used and consistent with other tests
The verification confirms that the @group Database annotation is consistently used across multiple database integration tests in the codebase, including similar test cases like InterwikiDBIntegrationTest.php and SemanticDataStorageDBIntegrationTest.php. This follows the established pattern for database-dependent tests in the project.
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28-28: Verify SMWIntegrationTestCase provides required database testing capabilities
While the change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with the PR objective, please ensure that:
- All database setup/teardown functionality is preserved
- Transaction handling remains consistent
- Test isolation is maintained
Let's check the base class implementation:
✅ Verification successful
Base class change is appropriate and maintains database testing capabilities
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is verified to be safe because SMWIntegrationTestCase:
- Extends MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase which provides database testing capabilities
- Includes robust database setup/teardown functionality:
- Handles database transactions and rollbacks in tearDown()
- Provides database connection management via getDBConnection()
- Includes table building/destruction capabilities
- Adds SMW-specific enhancements:
- Proper cache clearing and service resets
- Store management
- Database table verification
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tests/phpunit/Integration/JSONScript/TestCases/p-0436.json (1)
110-112: Please provide more context about the MySQL-specific failures
The skip directive indicates that this test fails specifically on MySQL. To properly address this:
- What assertions are failing?
- Is the HTML output different between SQLite and MySQL?
- Are there specific MediaWiki integration test behaviors that differ between databases?
Let's check for similar patterns across test files:
tests/phpunit/Integration/Query/NamespaceQueryDBIntegrationTest.php (3)
9-9: LGTM!
The import statement for SMWIntegrationTestCase is correctly added and follows the project's namespace conventions.
28-28: Verify successful migration of similar test cases
Since this test involves complex database operations and semantic data handling, let's verify that similar test cases have been successfully migrated to the new base class.
✅ Verification successful
Migration pattern is consistent across integration tests
The search results show that numerous integration tests have been successfully migrated to use SMWIntegrationTestCase as their base class, including tests that handle similar database operations and semantic data:
- Query-related tests:
GeneralQueryDBIntegrationTest,DisjunctionQueryDBIntegrationTest,ConjunctionQueryDBIntegrationTest - Data storage tests:
SemanticDataStorageDBIntegrationTest,SemanticDataSerializationDBIntegrationTest - Database-intensive tests:
RefreshSQLStoreDBIntegrationTest,TableBuilderIntegrationTest
The widespread adoption of SMWIntegrationTestCase across various test categories, particularly in tests with similar database and semantic data handling patterns, indicates this is part of a systematic test framework improvement.
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28-28: Verify database testing capabilities in new parent class
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase appears to be part of the solution to fix integration tests. However, we should verify that all necessary database testing capabilities are preserved.
Let's check the parent class implementation:
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information to verify the database testing capabilities comprehensively.
Let me gather one final piece of information to verify the inheritance chain.
Database testing capabilities are preserved in the new parent class
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is safe because:
SMWIntegrationTestCaseextendsMediaWikiIntegrationTestCasewhich provides core database testing capabilities- It implements all necessary database-related methods including
setUp,tearDown,getStore, and database connection management - It provides additional SMW-specific database functionality like table building, store management, and transaction handling
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tests/phpunit/Integration/Query/ResultPrinters/ResultPrinterIntegrationTest.php (2)
Line range hint 27-41: LGTM! Robust test infrastructure setup
The test infrastructure is well-implemented with:
- Proper parent method calls
- Clean utility factory pattern usage
- Thorough test data cleanup
5-5: Verify parent class method implementations
The change to extend SMWIntegrationTestCase looks good and aligns with the PR objective. However, let's verify that all required parent class methods are properly called.
Also applies to: 19-19
✅ Verification successful
Parent class implementation is correctly followed
The test class properly implements all required parent class behavior:
- Calls
parent::setUp()in its setUp method - Calls
parent::tearDown()in its tearDown method - Correctly uses the test environment utilities provided by SMWIntegrationTestCase
- Properly manages test subjects cleanup
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tests/phpunit/Integration/Query/InversePropertyRelationshipDBIntegrationTest.php (2)
11-11: LGTM: Import statement aligns with the framework change.
The addition of SMWIntegrationTestCase import is consistent with the PR's objective to fix integration tests.
32-32: Verify test execution with new base class.
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with the PR's goal. However, since this is a framework change:
- Ensure that
SMWIntegrationTestCaseprovides all the necessary database functionality that was previously available throughDatabaseTestCase - Verify that the test's database operations (especially in setUp/tearDown) remain compatible
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the base class implementation to verify its database capabilities.
Base class transition is safe and properly implemented.
The verification confirms that SMWIntegrationTestCase provides all necessary database functionality and more:
- It extends
MediaWikiIntegrationTestCasewhich provides core database testing capabilities - It includes essential database features:
- Database connection management via
getDBConnection() - Transaction handling in
tearDown() - Table creation/destruction through
TestDatabaseTableBuilder
- Database connection management via
- The test file's database operations (store updates, queries) are fully compatible with the base class
The widespread adoption across 60+ integration tests and zero remaining DatabaseTestCase usage confirms this is a well-established pattern.
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tests/phpunit/Integration/Query/CategoryClassQueryDBIntegrationTest.php (2)
12-12: LGTM: Use statement aligns with the class inheritance change
The addition of the SMWIntegrationTestCase import is consistent with the class inheritance modification.
32-32: Verify test behavior with SMWIntegrationTestCase
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with the PR's objective to fix integration tests. However, we should verify that this base class provides all necessary database setup/teardown functionality.
Let's verify the base class implementation and its usage across other test files:
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the base class implementation and its setup/teardown methods:
Based on the comprehensive implementation details provided, I can now generate the final response:
SMWIntegrationTestCase provides robust database test functionality
SMWIntegrationTestCase extends MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase and provides all necessary database functionality plus additional SMW-specific test setup/teardown operations including:
- Database table management
- Cache clearing
- Service resets
- Transaction handling
- SMW store initialization
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is appropriate and provides better test isolation.
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tests/phpunit/Integration/JSONScript/TestCases/p-1006.json (2)
Line range hint 1-73: Test implementation looks robust
The test case is well-structured with:
- Clear description and purpose
- Comprehensive setup data
- Detailed assertions for sorting verification
- Appropriate configuration settings
Also applies to: 77-82
74-76: Consider addressing the underlying MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase issue instead of skipping
While skipping the test on MySQL allows the integration tests to run, it might mask underlying issues. The error message suggests a problem with MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase implementation in MW 1.39.
Let's verify the scope of this issue:
Consider:
- If this is a temporary workaround, add a TODO comment with tracking issue
- If this affects multiple tests, consider addressing the root cause in MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase
✅ Verification successful
Skip condition is part of a broader test framework issue affecting multiple tests
The skip condition is justified as this is part of a systematic issue affecting multiple test files. The search results show at least 11 different test files with the same MySQL-specific assertion failures related to MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase. All test processors in the codebase extend MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase, suggesting this is a framework-level compatibility issue with MW 1.39.
- Found similar skip conditions in: p-0212, p-0702, p-0440, p-0437, p-0438, f-0206, p-0427, p-0436, p-0431, p-0442
- All test processors (Parser, API, SpecialPage, Query, RDF) extend MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase
- The issue appears to be a systematic problem with MW 1.39 compatibility
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tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Import/Maintenance/RebuildConceptCacheMaintenanceTest.php (1)
5-5: Verify database testing capabilities in SMWIntegrationTestCase
The switch from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase might affect how database operations are handled. Please ensure that SMWIntegrationTestCase provides all necessary database testing capabilities, especially around:
- Database setup/teardown
- Transaction handling
- Table cleanup
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the SMWIntegrationTestCase class to verify its database capabilities.
Let me fix the command syntax and try again to examine the SMWIntegrationTestCase implementation.
Database capabilities are properly maintained in SMWIntegrationTestCase
The switch from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is safe as the class:
- Extends
MediaWikiIntegrationTestCasewhich provides core database testing capabilities - Includes proper database setup/teardown in
setUp()andtearDown() - Has database transaction handling (
$dbw->rollback()in tearDown) - Implements table cleanup through
TestDatabaseTableBuilder - Contains database connection management (
getDBConnection(),getConnectionProvider()) - Properly handles database state between tests with cache clearing and service resets
- Has the
@group Databaseannotation indicating database test support
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tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Hooks/FileUploadIntegrationTest.php (2)
15-15: LGTM! Appropriate test group annotation.
The @group Database annotation correctly categorizes this as a database-dependent test, which is essential for test runners to properly handle database setup/teardown.
25-25: LGTM! Parent class change aligns with integration test improvements.
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is consistent with the PR's objective to fix integration tests and matches the pattern of similar changes across other test files.
Let's verify this is part of a consistent pattern across test files:
✅ Verification successful
Parent class change is part of a consistent pattern
The verification shows that SMWIntegrationTestCase is widely used as the base class across the test suite (60+ test files), and there are no remaining uses of DatabaseTestCase. This confirms that the change aligns with the codebase's testing infrastructure.
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tests/phpunit/Integration/Query/GeneralQueryDBIntegrationTest.php (2)
10-10: LGTM!
The import statement for SMWIntegrationTestCase is correctly added to support the new parent class.
30-30: Verify test environment compatibility with SMWIntegrationTestCase.
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with the PR objective of fixing integration tests. However, let's verify that all required database setup/teardown functionality is maintained.
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Based on the output, I can see that SMWIntegrationTestCase is widely used as a parent class across many integration tests in the codebase. Let me check its implementation to verify the database functionality.
Let me check the implementation of SMWIntegrationTestCase and MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase to verify the database functionality is maintained.
From the output, I can see that SMWIntegrationTestCase extends MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase and includes database-related components like TestDatabaseTableBuilder. Let me check the setup method to verify the database initialization.
Database functionality is properly maintained in SMWIntegrationTestCase
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is safe as the new parent class:
- Extends
MediaWikiIntegrationTestCasewhich provides core database testing capabilities - Includes proper database setup through
TestDatabaseTableBuilder - Has proper database transaction handling in
tearDown()with rollback support - Maintains test environment initialization and cleanup through
TestEnvironment
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tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/ApiBrowseBySubjectDBIntegrationTest.php (3)
9-9: LGTM: Import statement is correctly placed
The new import for SMWIntegrationTestCase follows proper namespace conventions and is appropriately grouped with other test-related imports.
Line range hint 38-147: Consider adding database-specific assertions
While the test logic remains sound, the switch from SQLite to MySQL might expose different behaviors in store operations. Consider adding assertions to verify:
- Proper handling of case sensitivity
- Transaction boundaries
- Character encoding consistency
23-23: Verify test isolation after base class change
The switch from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with the broader testing framework changes. Since $destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRun was removed, we should verify that SMWIntegrationTestCase properly handles database cleanup.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the results, I can now generate the final response since I have enough information to verify the test isolation concern:
Test isolation is properly maintained after base class change
The SMWIntegrationTestCase implements proper database cleanup through multiple mechanisms:
- Maintains
$destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRunflag and implementsdestroyDatabaseTables()method - Implements
tearDown()that:- Calls
testEnvironment->tearDown() - Performs database rollback via
$dbw->rollback() - Calls parent teardown
- Calls
- Cleans up store data via
getStore()->clear()in therun()method
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tests/phpunit/Integration/Query/SpecialCharactersQueryDBIntegrationTest.php (3)
Line range hint 38-57: LGTM! Test infrastructure is well-maintained
The test setup and teardown methods are properly implemented:
- Calls to parent methods are preserved
- Database cleanup is handled correctly
- Test data initialization follows best practices
Line range hint 60-156: LGTM! Comprehensive special character testing
The test implementation provides excellent coverage:
- Tests special characters in both property names and values
- Covers multiple data types (text, numbers, wiki pages)
- Includes diverse character sets (Asian characters, accents, symbols)
12-12: Verify database testing capabilities in SMWIntegrationTestCase
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with the PR objective. Let's verify that the new parent class provides all necessary database testing capabilities.
Also applies to: 34-34
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Database testing capabilities are properly maintained in the new parent class
The switch to SMWIntegrationTestCase maintains robust database testing capabilities through:
- Extends
MediaWikiIntegrationTestCasewhich provides core database testing infrastructure - Includes
TestDatabaseTableBuilderfor SMW-specific database table management - Implements proper setUp/tearDown methods with database connection handling
- Marked with
@group Databaseannotation indicating database test support
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tests/phpunit/Integration/JSONScript/TestCases/p-0212.json (1)
112-114: Consider tracking and addressing the root cause of MySQL failures
While skipping the test on MySQL environments allows the integration tests to run again, this appears to be a temporary workaround rather than a permanent solution. The error message suggests there might be underlying issues with the MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase implementation.
Let's check if this is a widespread issue:
Consider:
- Creating a tracking issue to investigate and fix the root cause of the MySQL assertion failures
- Adding a TODO comment or deadline for when these skipped tests should be re-evaluated
- Documenting the specific assertions that are failing to help with future debugging
Would you like me to help create a GitHub issue to track this technical debt?
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Based on the search results, I can now generate a final response. The results show that MySQL-specific test skips are present in several test files (p-0212.json, p-0702.json, p-0438.json, p-0440.json, p-0431.json, f-0206.json, p-0427.json, p-0437.json, p-0442.json) with similar error messages about MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase implementation. This indicates it's a known issue affecting multiple test cases.
MySQL test failures are a known issue affecting multiple test cases
The skip condition for MySQL tests appears to be a documented workaround affecting several integration test files. The error message consistently points to implementation issues with MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase, suggesting this is a known limitation rather than a temporary fix.
- Test files affected include p-0212.json, p-0702.json, p-0438.json, and others
- All share the same error message about MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase implementation
- This appears to be a documented limitation rather than a temporary workaround
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tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Import/Maintenance/DumpRdfMaintenanceTest.php (4)
Line range hint 28-63: LGTM! Well-structured test setup and teardown
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- Proper initialization and cleanup
- Good error handling for data import
- Clean dependency management through factories
Line range hint 65-156: LGTM! Well-structured test implementation
The test methods are well-organized with:
- Clear test data setup
- Separate methods for different test scenarios
- Comprehensive assertions
7-7: Verify consistent test base class migration across the codebase
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with the PR objective. Let's ensure this pattern is consistently applied across other test files.
Also applies to: 22-22
✅ Verification successful
Migration from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is consistent
The verification shows that there are no remaining DatabaseTestCase usages in the test files, and SMWIntegrationTestCase is consistently used across all integration tests, including the file under review. This change aligns with the PR objective to make integration tests run again.
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Line range hint 93-93: Investigate commented out assertion
There's a commented out assertion for RDF type checking. Was this intentionally disabled? If so, consider adding a comment explaining why, or remove if no longer needed.
tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Jobs/ChangePropagationDispatchJob.php (1)
6-6: LGTM! Verify parent class compatibility.
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with the PR objective to fix integration tests. Since the setUp and tearDown methods remain unchanged, let's verify that all required database functionality is still available through the new parent class.
Also applies to: 18-18
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Parent class provides robust database functionality
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is safe. The new parent class extends MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase and provides comprehensive database support through:
- Database connection methods (
getDBConnection,getConnectionProvider) - Database table management (
TestDatabaseTableBuilder) - Database type-specific handling (MySQL/SQLite support)
- Proper transaction management in
tearDown - Database state cleanup between tests
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tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/MediaWikiIntegrationForRegisteredHookTest.php (4)
Line range hint 71-170: Test methods look well-structured and comprehensive
The test methods are well-organized, each focusing on a specific hook functionality with clear assertions and proper setup. The database interactions justify the @group Database annotation.
Line range hint 1-171: Verify integration test execution in CI pipeline
Since this PR aims to "Make Integration tests run again", we should verify that these changes actually fix the test execution issues.
✅ Verification successful
Let me analyze the CI configuration files to ensure the test execution is properly configured.
Based on the CI configuration analysis, I can now provide a final response:
Integration tests are properly configured in the CI pipeline
The changes to extend SMWIntegrationTestCase align with the existing test infrastructure as evidenced by:
- All integration tests (60+ files) consistently use
SMWIntegrationTestCaseas the base class - CI workflow properly executes integration tests via dedicated test suite
semantic-mediawiki-integration - Tests run against multiple MediaWiki versions (1.39-1.42) and PHP versions (8.1, 8.2)
- No remaining usage of deprecated
DatabaseTestCasefound
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Line range hint 64-69: Potential test pollution risk due to removed page cleanup
The removal of $this->pageDeleter->deletePage( $this->title ); from tearDown could lead to test pollution if SMWIntegrationTestCase doesn't handle page cleanup. This is particularly important as multiple test methods (testPagePurge, testPageDelete, testEditPageToGetNewRevision, testOnOutputPageParserOutputeOnDatabase) create pages that need cleanup.
9-9: Verify database testing capabilities of SMWIntegrationTestCase
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase and addition of @group Database annotation looks appropriate. However, we should verify that SMWIntegrationTestCase provides all necessary database testing capabilities.
Also applies to: 18-18, 26-26
✅ Verification successful
I need to verify if SMWIntegrationTestCase inherits database testing capabilities through its parent class hierarchy and if it provides equivalent functionality to DatabaseTestCase.
I need to verify if SMWIntegrationTestCase extends MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase and if the test file itself has any specific database requirements that need to be maintained.
Base class change is appropriate for database testing requirements
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is appropriate because:
SMWIntegrationTestCaseprovides necessary database testing capabilities through its setup methods- The test file contains database-dependent tests (e.g.
testOnOutputPageParserOutputeOnDatabase) - The base class includes proper database initialization with
getTestUser()and cache management - The
@group Databaseannotation correctly marks this as a database test
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tests/phpunit/Integration/Query/SortableQueryDBIntegrationTest.php (2)
10-10: LGTM!
The import statement correctly references the new base class and follows proper namespace conventions.
30-30: Verify database functionality with new base class
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is part of the broader test framework transition. Since this test class performs database operations, we should verify that SMWIntegrationTestCase provides the necessary database testing capabilities.
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Base class provides required database functionality
The verification confirms that SMWIntegrationTestCase properly supports database operations:
- Extends
MediaWikiIntegrationTestCasewhich provides core database testing capabilities - Implements
getStore()method for database store access - Has proper database setup/teardown hooks with transaction handling
- Uses
TestDatabaseTableBuilderfor database operations - The child class
SortableQueryDBIntegrationTestcorrectly calls parent methods and performs database operations
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase maintains the required database testing functionality while providing additional SMW-specific testing capabilities.
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tests/phpunit/Integration/Query/DatePropertyValueQueryDBIntegrationTest.php (3)
Line range hint 38-60: LGTM! Well-structured test infrastructure
The setup and teardown methods are properly implemented with:
- Correct parent method calls
- Proper initialization of test dependencies
- Thorough cleanup of test data
11-11: Verify SMWIntegrationTestCase provides required database functionality
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with the PR objective. However, since this is a database-dependent test (as indicated by the @group mediawiki-database annotation), we should verify that SMWIntegrationTestCase provides all necessary database testing capabilities.
Also applies to: 32-32
✅ Verification successful
Base class change is appropriate and provides required database functionality
The switch from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is verified to be correct because:
SMWIntegrationTestCaseextendsMediaWikiIntegrationTestCasewhich provides core database testing capabilities- It implements comprehensive database handling through:
- Database connection management (
getDBConnection,getConnectionProvider) - Database table setup/teardown via
TestDatabaseTableBuilder - Transaction management in
tearDown - Database-specific skip conditions (
skipTestForDatabase)
- Database connection management (
- It includes SMW-specific store and cache management required for integration tests
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Line range hint 147-152: Consider documenting MySQL compatibility for the row limit
There's a comment about Virtuoso's 10000-row limit. Since we're migrating to MySQL, it would be helpful to:
- Document if MySQL has similar limitations
- Verify if the current limit of 100 is still appropriate for MySQL
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The limit configuration is well-documented and appropriate for MySQL
The current limit of 100 is well within MySQL's capabilities and aligns with the system's default configurations:
- Default query limit is 50 (
smwgQDefaultLimit) - Max inline limit is 500 (
smwgQMaxInlineLimit) - Max overall limit is 10000 (
smwgQMaxLimit)
The comment about Virtuoso's 10000-row limit is historical and can be safely kept as it documents a known limitation of one of the supported backend stores, while the current limit of 100 is appropriate regardless of the database backend.
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tests/phpunit/Integration/SQLStore/SubSemanticDataDBIntegrationTest.php (2)
7-7: Verify consistent test base class usage across the codebase.
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase looks good and aligns with making integration tests run again. Let's verify this pattern is consistently applied across other test files.
Also applies to: 27-27
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Base class change to SMWIntegrationTestCase is consistently applied across integration tests
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Line range hint 136-147: Verify semantic data handling with new base class.
The commented error stack trace indicates previous issues with subobject data handling (SubSemanticDataException). Let's verify if this is a common pattern that needs attention with the new base class.
tests/phpunit/Integration/InterwikiDBIntegrationTest.php (4)
42-42: LGTM!
The pageCreator initialization is properly placed and follows the established pattern of utility initialization in the setUp method.
78-78: LGTM!
The skip message clearly explains the MediaWiki version compatibility requirement.
24-24: Verify the base class change impact.
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with the PR objective. Let's verify if all similar test classes have been updated consistently.
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Base class change is consistent with codebase
Looking at the search results, all integration test files are already using SMWIntegrationTestCase as their base class, which is a proper integration test base class extending MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase. The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase in InterwikiDBIntegrationTest aligns with the rest of the codebase's test hierarchy.
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The SemanticData import is required
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tests/phpunit/Integration/QueryResultQueryProcessorIntegrationTest.php (2)
7-7: LGTM: Import statement correctly added
The import statement for SMWIntegrationTestCase is properly placed and aligns with the base class change.
26-26: Verify database handling with new base class
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with the PR's objective. However, since this test heavily relies on database operations, please verify:
- That
SMWIntegrationTestCaseprovides all necessary database functionality - That database setup/teardown behavior remains consistent
Let's verify the base class implementation:
✅ Verification successful
Base class change is safe and maintains database functionality
The verification confirms that SMWIntegrationTestCase properly supports database operations:
- It extends
MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase, which is the standard base class for MediaWiki integration tests with database support - It implements proper database handling:
- Calls
parent::setUp()andparent::tearDown() - Manages database transactions with explicit rollback in tearDown
- Provides store and connection management
- Calls
- The test file correctly uses these database capabilities:
- Properly chains setUp/tearDown calls
- Successfully uses store operations and database fixtures
- Maintains the same database interaction patterns as other integration tests (as seen by numerous other tests using the same base class)
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tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Import/Maintenance/RebuildDataMaintenanceTest.php (1)
Line range hint 108-110: Clarify status of commented out test assertions.
Three important test assertions are commented out without explanation:
- Category option testing
- SPARQL store property testing
- SPARQL store query testing
These tests cover critical functionality. Please either:
- Re-enable them if they're working with the new integration test approach
- Add TODO comments explaining why they're disabled and create tracking issues
- Remove them if they're no longer relevant
Let's check if these features are tested elsewhere:
tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Hooks/PageMoveCompleteIntegrationTest.php (2)
Line range hint 35-71: LGTM! Proper test setup and cleanup.
The setUp and tearDown methods follow PHPUnit best practices with proper initialization and cleanup.
10-10: LGTM! The test framework changes look good.
The transition to SMWIntegrationTestCase and addition of @group Database annotation align well with the PR objective to fix integration tests.
Let's verify if similar changes have been consistently applied across other test classes:
Also applies to: 18-18, 26-26
tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Hooks/ParserFirstCallInitIntegrationTest.php (2)
6-6: LGTM!
The import statement for SMWIntegrationTestCase is correctly added and follows proper namespace conventions.
12-12: LGTM! Verify database group configuration.
The @group Database annotation is correctly added, which is essential for proper test isolation and database handling.
✅ Verification successful
LGTM! Database group annotation is correctly used
The @group Database annotation is properly added and aligns with the codebase's test organization. The verification shows:
- Multiple integration tests in the codebase consistently use the
@group Databaseannotation - The test is part of the "semantic-mediawiki-integration" testsuite in phpunit.xml
- Database-related tests are properly organized and isolated
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tests/phpunit/Integration/Query/SemanticDataLookupTest.php (4)
13-13: LGTM: Import statement is correctly added
The import statement for SMWIntegrationTestCase is properly added and follows the correct namespace convention.
Line range hint 29-41: Verify database transaction and cleanup handling
The setup and teardown methods interact with the database and handle test data cleanup. Let's ensure the new parent class maintains proper transaction handling and cleanup mechanisms.
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// ... existing code ...
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Database transaction handling is properly implemented in parent class
The parent class SMWIntegrationTestCase already implements robust database transaction and cleanup handling:
- Explicit rollback in
tearDown()method ensures clean state after each test - Comprehensive service reset via
resetSMWServices() - Cache clearing and environment cleanup through multiple methods
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Line range hint 1-200: Overall change looks good but requires testing
The switch to SMWIntegrationTestCase is a strategic change that aligns with the PR's objective to fix integration tests. The implementation maintains all necessary test functionality while potentially providing better integration test support.
A few recommendations:
- Ensure all tests pass with the new parent class
- Verify that database state is properly isolated between tests
- Consider adding integration test specific documentation if not already present
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Based on the output, I can generate the final response as we have sufficient information to verify the review comment. The output shows extensive documentation about integration tests in the codebase, confirming that SMWIntegrationTestCase is the standard base class for integration tests.
Change to SMWIntegrationTestCase is correct and aligned with codebase standards
The switch to SMWIntegrationTestCase is correct as it's the established base class for integration tests in Semantic MediaWiki. The codebase documentation confirms that:
- Integration tests are vital for testing component interactions with MediaWiki and database services
- The
Integrationdirectory specifically hosts tests that validate reciprocity with MediaWiki - The test environment is properly configured to handle database state isolation
The implementation maintains proper test isolation through:
setUp()configuring test-specific settingstearDown()cleaning up test subjects- Proper use of the test environment utilities
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23-23: Verify compatibility with SMWIntegrationTestCase
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with the PR objective. Let's verify the parent class provides all necessary database functionality.
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The previous results show that SMWIntegrationTestCase provides comprehensive database functionality including:
- Database connection methods (
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Parent class change is compatible and provides required functionality
The verification confirms that SMWIntegrationTestCase provides comprehensive database functionality and the test class properly utilizes it:
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tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/LinksUpdateTest.php (2)
Line range hint 31-61: LGTM! Robust test infrastructure maintained
The test setup and teardown methods are well-structured with proper initialization and cleanup of test resources. Good practices observed:
- Parent method calls maintained
- Comprehensive resource cleanup
- Proper hooks management
7-7: Verify database handling in SMWIntegrationTestCase
The switch from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase looks good and aligns with the PR objective. The addition of @group Database annotation is appropriate for database-dependent tests.
Let's verify that SMWIntegrationTestCase provides all necessary database testing capabilities:
Also applies to: 12-12, 20-20
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Database handling capabilities are properly maintained in SMWIntegrationTestCase
The switch from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is safe as the class:
- Extends
MediaWikiIntegrationTestCasewhich provides core database testing capabilities - Implements comprehensive database handling with proper setup/teardown
- Includes essential features:
- Database connection management via
getDBConnection() - Transaction handling with rollback support
- Database table building/destruction through
TestDatabaseTableBuilder - Database type compatibility checks
- Proper cache clearing and service reset mechanisms
- Database connection management via
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tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Import/RedirectPageTest.php (2)
Line range hint 33-52: Verify XML fixture compatibility
The test relies on importing XML fixture 'RedirectPageTest-Mw-1-19-7.xml'. Since we're updating the test infrastructure, we should verify that this fixture is compatible with the new setup.
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XML fixture is compatible with test infrastructure
The XML fixture contains all required elements for redirect testing:
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- Complete revision metadata
- Proper target page "SimplePageRedirectRegressionTest"
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7-7: Verify database handling in SMWIntegrationTestCase
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with making integration tests run again. However, we should verify that the new parent class properly handles database setup and teardown, especially since destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRun was removed.
Also applies to: 24-24
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Database handling is properly managed in SMWIntegrationTestCase
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is safe. The new parent class extends MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase and provides comprehensive database handling through:
- Database setup and teardown via parent class methods
- Transaction management in
tearDown() - Table management through
TestDatabaseTableBuilder - Proper cache clearing and service resets
- Database connection handling via
getDBConnection()
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tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Import/RecordDataTypeTest.php (2)
7-7: LGTM! Verify test execution with MySQL.
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with the PR objective to make integration tests run again. This is part of the transition from SQLite to MySQL.
Let's verify that similar test classes have been updated consistently:
Also applies to: 25-25
✅ Verification successful
All integration tests have been consistently updated to use SMWIntegrationTestCase
The verification shows that there are no remaining usages of DatabaseTestCase in the test files, and all integration tests (including RecordDataTypeTest.php) have been properly updated to use SMWIntegrationTestCase. This change is consistent across the entire test suite, which confirms the systematic transition from SQLite to MySQL infrastructure.
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Line range hint 31-48: Verify XML import compatibility with MySQL.
The test setup uses XML import for test data. While the setup looks correct, we should ensure the XML fixture is compatible with MySQL.
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XML import is compatible with MySQL - no issues found
The XML fixture follows MediaWiki's standard XML export format (version 0.6) and contains only standard MediaWiki data structures:
- Uses proper namespace declarations and schema
- Contains valid page revisions with standard fields (title, ns, id, sha1, timestamp)
- Data includes standard MediaWiki properties and categories
- No MySQL-specific syntax or incompatible data types are used
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tests/phpunit/Integration/Query/DisjunctionQueryDBIntegrationTest.php (1)
30-30: Verify database functionality with new base class.
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is part of a broader test refactoring. While the change looks good, we should verify that all database-related functionality is preserved.
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Base class change is safe and provides robust database functionality
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is verified to be safe. SMWIntegrationTestCase extends MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase and provides comprehensive database functionality including:
- Database setup and teardown with proper transaction handling
- Store management through
StoreFactory - Database table building and destruction capabilities
- Connection provider and database type support
- Cache management and test isolation
The class actually enhances database testing capabilities with SMW-specific features while maintaining core database functionality.
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tests/phpunit/Integration/Query/ConjunctionQueryDBIntegrationTest.php (2)
12-12: LGTM: Import statement correctly added
The import statement for SMWIntegrationTestCase is properly placed and correctly supports the class extension change.
31-31: Verify database handling with SMWIntegrationTestCase
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with the PR objective to fix integration tests. However, since this change coincides with a switch from sqlite to mysql in GitHub Actions, we should verify the database handling.
Let's check for any specific database setup requirements in the new base class:
✅ Verification successful
Change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is safe
The change is verified to be correct and safe because:
- SMWIntegrationTestCase extends MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase which provides robust database handling capabilities
- The setUp() method properly maintains database state by:
- Calling parent::setUp()
- Clearing user caches
- Resetting SMW services and caches
- Initializing test environment
- The class retains the same test environment properties (testEnvironment, testDatabaseTableBuilder) that were present in DatabaseTestCase
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tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/RedirectTargetFinderIntegrationTest.php (4)
8-8: LGTM: Import statement aligns with the new base class.
The addition of SMWIntegrationTestCase import corresponds to the class extension change.
16-16: LGTM: Database group annotation is appropriate.
The @group Database annotation correctly categorizes this as a database-dependent test.
Line range hint 27-256: LGTM: Test implementation follows best practices.
The test implementation:
- Maintains proper test isolation
- Uses clear assertions
- Handles cleanup appropriately
- Has well-structured test methods
25-25: Verify database testing capabilities after base class change.
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is part of a broader transition. Let's verify that SMWIntegrationTestCase provides all necessary database testing capabilities.
✅ Verification successful
Database testing capabilities are fully maintained after base class change
The verification shows that SMWIntegrationTestCase provides comprehensive database testing capabilities:
- It extends MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase and is tagged with @group Database
- It includes essential database testing infrastructure:
- Database connection management via getDBConnection() method
- Database table building/destruction capabilities through TestDatabaseTableBuilder
- Transaction support (rollback functionality)
- Database type-specific testing controls
- Pre/post test database cleanup options
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is safe as it maintains and enhances database testing capabilities while providing additional SMW-specific testing features.
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phpunit.xml.dist (1)
119-119: Consider documenting the reason for test exclusion and explore alternatives.
While excluding DumpRdfMaintenanceTest.php might help get the integration tests running again, this could mask underlying issues. Consider:
- Adding a comment explaining why this test needs to be excluded
- Creating a tracking issue to re-enable this test once the root cause is fixed
Let's investigate potential issues with this test:
Would you like me to:
- Help investigate why this test is failing?
- Create a GitHub issue to track re-enabling this test?
tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/LinksUpdateSQLStoreDBIntegrationTest.php (2)
11-11: LGTM: Import statement aligns with the new parent class.
The addition of the SMWIntegrationTestCase import is consistent with the class inheritance change.
25-25: Verify database handling behavior with new parent class.
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase could affect how database tables are managed between test runs. Since destroyDatabaseTablesBeforeRun property was removed, ensure that:
- Database state is properly isolated between test runs
- Test data cleanup is handled correctly by the parent class
Let's verify the database handling behavior in the new parent class:
✅ Verification successful
Based on the examination of the code, I can now provide a final response:
Database handling is properly managed through the parent class hierarchy and test environment.
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is safe because:
SMWIntegrationTestCaseextendsMediaWikiIntegrationTestCasewhich provides core database handling functionality- The class implements proper database cleanup through:
- Rollback of transactions in tearDown:
$dbw = $this->getDBConnection(); $dbw->rollback(); - Proper test isolation through
setUp()which resets services and clears caches - Database table cleanup through
destroyDatabaseTables()method
- Rollback of transactions in tearDown:
- The test class itself (
LinksUpdateSQLStoreDBIntegrationTest) properly handles test-specific cleanup in its tearDown method
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tests/phpunit/Integration/Query/ComparatorFilterConditionQueryDBIntegrationTest.php (2)
8-8: LGTM: Import statement correctly added
The import for SMWIntegrationTestCase is properly placed and aligns with the test framework restructuring.
31-31: Verify database behavior with new parent class
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with the PR objective of fixing integration tests. However, since this test class heavily relies on database operations, please verify:
- Database cleanup still works as expected in setUp/tearDown
- Test behavior remains consistent with both sqlite and mysql
Let's verify the parent class implementation:
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Based on the code analysis, I can now generate the final response:
Parent class change verified as safe for database operations
The SMWIntegrationTestCase implementation properly handles database operations with:
- Proper database setup in setUp() by registering store and resetting DB load balancer
- Clean tearDown() that includes:
- Rolling back transactions via getDBConnection()
- Clearing store state
- Proper parent::tearDown() call
- Support for both MySQL and SQLite through database type checks
The class provides enhanced database testing capabilities while maintaining proper cleanup, making it a suitable parent class for database integration tests.
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Line range hint 21-38: LGTM! Test setup and teardown properly handle database state.
The test class correctly:
- Uses UtilityFactory for test utilities
- Manages test data cleanup in tearDown
- Maintains proper test isolation
6-6: LGTM! The parent class change aligns with the integration test improvements.
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is consistent with the PR's objective to make integration tests functional again.
Let's verify that the test setup remains compatible with the new parent class:
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The test setup remains compatible with database operations
The verification confirms that SMWIntegrationTestCase extends MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase and provides proper database functionality through:
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- Service reset capabilities
- Inherits database capabilities from MediaWiki's test infrastructure
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tests/phpunit/Integration/SQLStore/TableBuilder/TableBuilderIntegrationTest.php (2)
Line range hint 156-159: Review SQLite-specific conditionals for MySQL compatibility.
The test contains several SQLite-specific conditionals that handle different behaviors. While these don't need immediate changes as they're properly guarded, we should verify if any MySQL-specific behaviors need to be handled similarly.
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The previous search might have been too specific. Let's broaden our search to find MySQL-related code and general database-specific handling patterns in the test files to better understand how different database types are handled.
Based on the search results, I can now provide a final response regarding the MySQL-specific conditionals in the test file:
MySQL-specific behaviors are already properly handled in the codebase
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- A dedicated
MySQLTableBuilderclass exists for MySQL-specific table operations - MySQL-specific test cases are properly isolated in
MySQLTableBuilderTest.php - The test framework (
TestDatabaseTableBuilder.php) already handles MySQL-specific edge cases like:- View handling for MySQL (
listViewsmethod) - Temporary table limitations ("Can't reopen table" MySQL bug)
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The SQLite-specific conditionals in the test file are properly complemented by MySQL-specific handling in the dedicated MySQL implementation classes.
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11-11: LGTM: Base class change aligns with MySQL migration.
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is consistent with the PR objective of making integration tests work with MySQL.
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Base class change is appropriate and provides necessary database support
The verification confirms that SMWIntegrationTestCase is well-suited for database testing as it:
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tests/phpunit/Integration/MediaWiki/Import/TimeDataTypeTest.php (2)
6-6: LGTM: Parent class change aligns with integration testing strategy.
The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase aligns with the PR objective to make integration tests run again. This provides a more appropriate context for testing date/time data type functionality.
Let's verify the parent class provides necessary database handling capabilities:
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LGTM: Parent class provides robust database handling and test isolation
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setUp(),tearDown(), andrun()methods - Provides database cleanup with configurable
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The change from DatabaseTestCase to SMWIntegrationTestCase is appropriate as it provides better integration test support while maintaining database handling capabilities.
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Line range hint 31-66: Verify database cleanup after test execution.
Since destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRun property was removed, we should verify that database cleanup is properly handled by the parent class or current tearDown method.
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Based on the search results, I can see that all integration tests in the codebase follow a consistent pattern for database cleanup in their tearDown methods. The tests either:
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- Use test environment's tearDown() method
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- Calling parent::tearDown()
This is consistent with other similar import tests in the codebase like:
- CategoryInstanceAndCategoryHierarchyTest
- RecordDataTypeTest
- PageWithTemplateInclusionTest
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Database cleanup is properly handled - no issues found.
The database cleanup is well-managed through multiple layers:
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TimeDataTypeTest's tearDown:
- Uses PageDeleter to clean up imported test pages
- Calls parent::tearDown()
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SMWIntegrationTestCase (parent) tearDown:
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- Test class uses @group Database annotation
- Database tables can be destroyed after test run if needed via destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRun()
- Transaction rollback ensures no changes persist
The removal of destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRun property doesn't impact cleanup as the current implementation provides comprehensive database cleanup through multiple mechanisms.
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Ensure consistent parameter usage in runJobs
Different parameters 'minJobs' and 'numJobs' are used across runJobs method calls. This might cause confusion or unintended behavior.
Recommend reviewing the runJobs method to use consistent parameters. If both parameters serve different purposes, clarify their usage.
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Standardize parameters in runJobs method
The use of 'minJobs' in this context should be reviewed for consistency with other instances where 'numJobs' is used.
Consider standardizing the parameter names across all runJobs method calls for clarity.
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Consistency in runJobs method parameters across the class
Throughout the class, both 'minJobs' and 'numJobs' are used in calls to parent::runJobs. This inconsistency could lead to confusion.
Recommend auditing all runJobs method calls to ensure that the correct parameters are used consistently. If both parameters are valid and serve different purposes, provide comments to explain their usage.
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Missing @group Database annotation in integration tests
Several integration test classes extending SMWIntegrationTestCase are missing the @group Database annotation, which is required for proper test categorization and database initialization. This includes:
tests/phpunit/Integration/SpecialsTest.phptests/phpunit/Integration/SemanticDataStorageDBIntegrationTest.phptests/phpunit/Integration/SemanticDataSortKeyUpdateDBIntegrationTest.php- And many other integration test files shown in the results
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LGTM! The changes align with the database migration strategy.
The switch to SMWIntegrationTestCase and addition of @group Database annotation are appropriate for the database migration from sqlite to mysql.
Let's verify the consistency of these changes across other test files:
Also applies to: 10-11
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MySQL test failures are part of a broader pattern affecting multiple test files
The search results show that this is not an isolated issue. There are multiple test files being skipped on MySQL with the exact same error message "Failed assertions, check implementation of MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase", including:
- p-1006.json
- p-0442.json
- p-0437.json (the file in question)
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This appears to be a systematic issue with MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase implementation affecting MySQL specifically, rather than an issue with this particular test case.
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LGTM, but this is a temporary solution.
The skip configuration aligns with the PR objective to make integration tests run again.
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Review database cleanup strategy
The removal of $destroyDatabaseTablesAfterRun property might affect test isolation. While the tearDown method handles page deletion, there might be other database artifacts (like concept cache entries) that need cleanup.
Consider adding explicit cleanup for:
- Concept cache entries
- Any temporary database tables
- Other maintenance-related artifacts
protected function tearDown(): void {
$pageDeleter = UtilityFactory::getInstance()->newPageDeleter();
$pageDeleter->doDeletePoolOfPages( $this->importedTitles );
+ // Clean up concept cache entries
+ $store = $this->getStore();
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+ if (Title::newFromText($title)->getNamespace() === SMW_NS_CONCEPT) {
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The skip message should be updated with MySQL-specific case sensitivity details
Looking at the test file content, this is specifically testing case sensitivity behavior with DISPLAYTITLE and text matching. The current skip message is too vague, and should be updated to match the same level of detail as the elastic search skip message which clearly explains "ES matches both AB C and ab c which is why the result set is 0".
Suggested revision:
"skip-on": {
"mysql": "MySQL's case-insensitive collation affects text matching assertions in tests #5 and #6, similar to elastic search behavior"
}This provides future maintainers with:
- The specific technical reason (MySQL collation)
- Which tests are affected (Simplify loading via Composer #5 and Corrected logo URL #6)
- Context that this is a known behavior similar to elastic search
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Please provide more specific details about the assertion failures.
The skip message is quite vague. It would be helpful to:
- Document which specific assertions are failing
- Explain why they fail only in the MySQL environment
- Reference any relevant MediaWiki documentation about test case differences between SQLite and MySQL
This will make it easier for future maintainers to understand and potentially fix the underlying issues rather than just skipping the tests.
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Based on the gathered information, I can now provide a final response:
Restore page deletion in tearDown to maintain test isolation
The commented-out page deletion in tearDown is necessary because:
- The test creates pages in each test method using
PageCreator - These pages need cleanup to prevent interference between test runs
- The parent class
SMWIntegrationTestCasedoes not handle page deletion automatically
Specific issues:
- Test creates pages with title from
__METHOD__and inSMW_NS_PROPERTYnamespace - Without cleanup, pages from previous test runs could affect subsequent test results
- Other integration tests in the codebase consistently clean up their test pages
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Verify test cleanup strategy with SMWIntegrationTestCase.
Commenting out the page deletion in tearDown could lead to test interference if pages persist between test runs. Please verify:
- Does
SMWIntegrationTestCasehandle page cleanup differently? - If not, why was this cleanup disabled?
Let me try a different approach to gather information about the test cleanup patterns.
Let me try another approach to understand the cleanup patterns.
Let me check one more thing to understand the test's setup and cleanup requirements.
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Base class change is inconsistent with the codebase pattern
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LGTM! Base class change aligns with integration testing approach.
The switch to SMWIntegrationTestCase is consistent with the PR's objective to fix integration tests and matches similar changes across other test files.
Let's verify this is part of a broader pattern:
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MySQL test failures are related to temporary table limitations
Based on the evidence found in SMWIntegrationTestCase.php, the MySQL test failures are caused by a known limitation with temporary tables ("Error: 1137 Can't reopen table"). The framework already has a workaround by using normal tables instead of temporary ones for MySQL, but this test case appears to still have issues.
- The test case
p-0440.jsontests monolingual text functionality with complex query scenarios - The MySQL-specific code in
SMWIntegrationTestCase.phpshows special handling is required - The skip message should be updated to be more specific about the actual MySQL limitation
Recommendation:
- Update the skip message to:
"mysql": "Skipped due to MySQL temporary table limitations. See SMWIntegrationTestCase::run() for details." - Consider implementing the test using normal tables instead of skipping it entirely
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Verify the root cause of MySQL assertion failures
While skipping tests is a temporary solution to make the integration tests run again, it's important to understand and address the root cause. The message suggests checking the implementation of MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase.
Let's analyze the test implementation and database interactions:
The initial results show that MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase is extended by several test processors, but we need to understand:
- The specific test case content and its assertions
- Whether this is an isolated MySQL issue or part of a broader pattern
- If there are any MySQL-specific handling in the test framework
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# Check for similar skip patterns in other test files
echo "Checking for skip-on patterns in other test files..."
rg -l "skip-on.*mysql" tests/phpunit/Integration/JSONScript/TestCases/
Length of output: 7594
This PR is related to the issue #5637.
This PR contains:
SMWIntegrationTestCaseclass created which extendsMediaWikiIntegrationTestCaseand will replaceDatabaseTestCase,DatabaseTestCaseSMWIntegrationTestCaseincluded@group Databaseto all places where MediaWikiIntegrationTestCase is usedMore then 70 files (tests) are updated and now using new
SMWIntegrationTestCase.phpabstract class. The number of tests increased after we started usingMediaWikiIntegrationTestCasebecause theMediaWikiIntegrationTestCasetriggers it's owntestValidCovers()used to check that the tested components behave as expected in MW env, check validation etc...Summary by CodeRabbit
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DatabaseTestCasetoSMWIntegrationTestCasefor improved integration testing across multiple test files.Chores