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Makegood doesn't pass arguments to launch delegate #41
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I'd like to know more about the your environment and context.
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I second that issue exists on:
Text in console: Stagehand_TestRunner version 3.6.2 Copyright (c) 2005-2013 KUBO Atsuhiro and contributors, All rights reserved. Usage: [options] command [arguments] Options: --help -h Prints help and exit. --version -V Prints version information and exit. --ansi Enables ANSI output. --no-ansi Disables ANSI output. Testing Framework Commands: cakephp Runs tests with CakePHP. ciunit Runs tests with CIUnit. phpspec Runs tests with PHPSpec. phpunit Runs tests with PHPUnit. simpletest Runs tests with SimpleTest. Other Commands: compile Compiles the DIC for the production environment. help Prints the help for a command. list Lists commands. phpunit:passthrough Runs the phpunit command via the testrunner command. Tried various settings and installations, reinstalling pear, makegood, eclipse. Tests works fine running by PHP Tools plugin (PHPUnit). |
I also have this issue. OS = Windows 64 No args are passed into the test runner. Update: When I install the PHP Tool Integration plugin the arguments get passed in. |
I had the same issue as well! OS = Windows 8.1 64bit As I had installed PhpUnit when I installed XAMPP windows, I linked the XAMPP's Pear directory to eclipse and no args are passed into the test runner. However, after I installed the PHP Tool integration plugin, I linked the eclipse's pear directory and then it starts working. I am guessing it is because of different version of PhpUnit? |
I have tried installing MakeGood in both Juno and Kepler with the same results.
It seems to not pass the necessary arguments to the launch delegate. Instead of seeing my unit tests run, I see help text for the launch delegate printed in my console.
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