Running tests in the front end works fine, but via the command line, with or without sudo, I get an empty result with no warnings or errors, but the tests do not execute.
Does anyone know where I could begin to debug this?
$ php scripts/run-tests.sh --verbose --color "Blog"
Drupal test run
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Tests to be run:
- Blog functionality (BlogTestCase)
Test run started:
Mardi, Avril 23, 2013 - 15:28
Test summary
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Test run duration: 0 s
Detailed test results
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| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | globalredirect__1977980-1_allow_simpletest_commandline.patch | 692 bytes | alberto56 |
Comments
Comment #1
alberto56 commentedGlobal Redirect's init hook implementation causes simpletests to not run from the command line.
To reproduce:
Enable globalredirect
Go to the command line and type
(I have not tested this on a fresh install, only on my development site)
The test does not run, and no error is given.
Here is a patch which allows the tests to run. It's not really elegant, but it might be useful if you want to run tests in the command line on an environment with globalredirect enabled.
Comment #2
alberto56 commentedA few notes:
- the failure occurs when globalredirect is present on the host site.
- confirming that running tests in the UI work even if globalredirect is present in the host site.
Albert.
Comment #3
markpavlitski commented@alberto56 This is fixed in the 7.x dev release.
_globalredirect_is_active()checks the script name and also checks if php is running via the command line before performing any redirects.I've just run your test case on a fresh install with global redirect enabled and the issue doesn't occur.
I'm marking this as fixed, but please re-open the ticket if you're still experiencing the issue with the latest 7.x dev release.