/**
* {@inheritdoc}
*/
public function submitForm(array &$form, FormStateInterface $form_state)
{
$pass = $form_state->getValue('filter_pass') ? explode(',', $form_state->getValue('filter_pass')) : array();
$fail = $form_state->getValue('filter_fail') ? explode(',', $form_state->getValue('filter_fail')) : array();
if ($form_state->getValue('filter') == 'all') {
$classes = array_merge($pass, $fail);
} elseif ($form_state->getValue('filter') == 'pass') {
$classes = $pass;
} else {
$classes = $fail;
}
if (!$classes) {
$form_state->setRedirect('simpletest.test_form');
return;
}
$form_execute = array();
$form_state_execute = new FormState();
foreach ($classes as $class) {
$form_state_execute->setValue(['tests', $class], $class);
}
// Submit the simpletest test form to rerun the tests.
// Under normal circumstances, a form object's submitForm() should never be
// called directly, FormBuilder::submitForm() should be called instead.
// However, it calls $form_state->setProgrammed(), which disables the Batch API.
$simpletest_test_form = SimpletestTestForm::create(\Drupal::getContainer());
$simpletest_test_form->buildForm($form_execute, $form_state_execute);
$simpletest_test_form->submitForm($form_execute, $form_state_execute);
if ($redirect = $form_state_execute->getRedirect()) {
$form_state->setRedirectUrl($redirect);
}
}
