function KernelTestBaseTest::testRequiresModule

Tests that a test case is skipped when it requires a module not present.

In order to catch checkRequirements() regressions, we have to make a new test object and run checkRequirements() here.

@covers ::checkRequirements
@covers ::checkModuleRequirements

File

core/tests/Drupal/KernelTests/KernelTestBaseTest.php, line 288

Class

KernelTestBaseTest

@coversDefaultClass \Drupal\KernelTests\KernelTestBase[[api-linebreak]]

Namespace

Code

public function testRequiresModule() {
  require __DIR__ . '/../../fixtures/KernelMissingDependentModuleTest.php';
  $stub_test = new KernelMissingDependentModuleTest();
  // We have to setName() to the method name we're concerned with.
  $stub_test->setName('testRequiresModule');
  // We cannot use $this->setExpectedException() because PHPUnit would skip
  // the test before comparing the exception type.
  try {
    $stub_test->publicCheckRequirements();
    $this->fail('Missing required module throws skipped test exception.');
  } catch (SkippedTestError $e) {
    $this->assertEquals('Required modules: module_does_not_exist', $e->getMessage());
  }
}