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Env: Download WordPress PHPUnit Into Container #41780
Env: Download WordPress PHPUnit Into Container #41780
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Do we need to run this for every
wp-env
install? I wonder if we should instead have a top-level config option for including phpunit. That said, if this isn't causing any meaningful performance impact, we can probably leave it as is.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I considered this initially but instead decided to heavily optimize the
develop
checkout. It only downloads thephpunit
files. I've also taken care to parallelize the download, so as far as performance goes, I've found this to be incredibly fast. It only downloads something like 21MB. For what it's worth, I'm pretty sure this is lighter than thephpunit
container we're currently spinning up.For me, this was a tradeoff between standardization and performance. Everyone who is using
wp-env
should be writing unit tests. All of these tests will likely require the PHPUnit files, so, I didn't see any good reasons not to include them by default.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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That's a good reason. The easier we can make unit tests to use, the better.