The following steps must be completed before each commit.
Configuration for phpunit is in the ./phpunit.xml file.
If you haven't already done so, you can setup unit tests in PHPStorm.
To do so, first go to File > Settings > Languages & Frameworks > PHP > Test Frameworks and
add new PHPUnit Local configuration. Select Use composer autoloader and in the field below navigate to your Magento
installation folder and select /vendor/autoload.php file.
Go to Run > Edit configuration menu and add new PHPUnit configuration.
For Test Runner options select Defined in configuration file and add specific phpunit configuration
file path to the ./phpunit.xml file in module's root directory.
Create new file ./PacklinkPro/Test/autoload.php by copying the file
./PacklinkPro/Test/autoload-sample.php. In the newly created file change path to the magento's root folder,
for example /var/www/html/magento/app/bootstrap.php.
Now test configuration is set and you can run tests by activating run command from the top right toolbar.
All tests must pass.
Note: Tests will fail if you already have installed the module in Magento, because Magento will load both your local module and the module from Magento. In such a configuration, you need to rename the module folder in Magento, run tests, and rename it back.
Always run the validator script before committing the code.
./prepare-validate.sh
This will validate and automatically fix all common problems.
If there is no output, all is fine. Otherwise, correct the reported errors.
Ignore errors in Tests folder and in file /IntegrationCore/Infrastructure/Serializer/Concrete/NativeSerializer.php
since these will be removed during the deployment/packaging process.
Make sure version in ./PacklinkPro/composer.json file is set to a new version number.
Make sure DB "setup_version" in ./PacklinkPro/etc/module.xml file is set to a new version number.
Add change log - release notes in ./PluginInstalations/CHANGELOG.md file.
Run
./deploy.sh