Affected test cases are determined by:
1. Looking at the subject of a test case.
2. Searching the class tree for any classes that directly depend on that subject.
3. Assigning test cases to those classes.
public function testAnalyze()
{
$ns = 'lithium\\tests\\cases';
$expected = array('lithium\\g11n\\Message' => "{$ns}\\g11n\\MessageTest", 'lithium\\console\\command\\g11n\\Extract' => "{$ns}\\console\\command\\g11n\\ExtractTest");
$group = new Group();
$group->add('lithium\\tests\\cases\\g11n\\CatalogTest');
$this->report->group = $group;
$tests = Affected::apply($this->report, $group->tests());
$results = Affected::analyze($this->report);
$this->assertEqual($results, $expected);
}
public function testCyclicDependency()
{
$group = new Group();
$group->add('lithium\\tests\\cases\\g11n\\CatalogTest');
$group->add('lithium\\tests\\cases\\g11n\\MessageTest');
$this->report->group = $group;
$tests = Affected::apply($this->report, $group->tests());
$expected = array('lithium\\tests\\cases\\g11n\\CatalogTest', 'lithium\\tests\\cases\\g11n\\MessageTest', 'lithium\\tests\\cases\\console\\command\\g11n\\ExtractTest');
$result = $tests->map('get_class', array('collect' => false));
$this->assertEqual($expected, $result);
}
public function testOutputWithEmptyAnalysis()
{
$expected = "Additional Affected Tests\n-------------------------";
$result = Affected::output('text', array());
$this->assertEqual($expected, $result);
}
