The 2026 Drupal Business Survey is open. Your response will help shape the future of the Drupal business ecosystem.It'd be great to have some automated tests that try to validate the behavior works as expected.
The 2026 Drupal Business Survey is open. Your response will help shape the future of the Drupal business ecosystem.It'd be great to have some automated tests that try to validate the behavior works as expected.
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Comment #1
sunI added a base test case that enables the functionality from #1378126: Simplify tests needing multiple, concurrent user sessions / logins
Also includes an example test case. I hope the phpDoc as well as inline comments are sufficiently clear for how to use the multi-session feature.
Oh, and it also retains + restores the internal browser content when switching between users. So writing tests for Conflict should be super-duper-easy now.
Comment #2
senpai commentedYes, agreed, tests are good. And thank you @sun for adding this concurrent user sessions testing stuff.
Assigning to @bdragon for teh tests.
Comment #3
senpai commentedSince this concept requires a core patch for simpletest, and there are already some tests in Conflict that sorta work, this won't happen until after the D7 Upgrade launched (if ever simpletest itself is fixed :)
Comment #4
drumm#2210937: Conflict module over-reporting conflicts during crosspost, preventing issue updates incorrectly is something that specifically needs tests.
Comment #5
drummMarking as fixed, since the module does have tests now. More can be added with each issue.