Problem
I'm using Symfony 3.3.10 on PHP 7.0.25-0ubuntu0.16.04.1
By default this combination goes with phpunit 5.x.
But I want to force phpunit 6.x.
Context
When I invoke the vendor/bin/simple-phpunit for the first time, it installs phpunit/phpunit version 5.7.* as stated in the source code here:
https://github.com/symfony/phpunit-bridge/blob/v3.4.11/bin/simple-phpunit
lines 18-27:
if (PHP_VERSION_ID >= 70200) {
// PHPUnit 6 is required for PHP 7.2+
$PHPUNIT_VERSION = getenv('SYMFONY_PHPUNIT_VERSION') ?: '6.5';
} elseif (PHP_VERSION_ID >= 50600) {
// PHPUnit 4 does not support PHP 7
$PHPUNIT_VERSION = getenv('SYMFONY_PHPUNIT_VERSION') ?: '5.7';
} else {
// PHPUnit 5.1 requires PHP 5.6+
$PHPUNIT_VERSION = '4.8';
}
As my version of PHP is 7.0 it chooses phpunit version 5.7.
Tried solution
I see I may "force" the bridge to go with phpunit 6.5 if I set it in the environment variable:
In a shell, I do:
rm -Rf vendor
export SYMFONY_PHPUNIT_VERSION=6.5
composer install
vendor/bin/simple-phpunit
Now I properly get: PHPUnit 6.5.8
Instead, if I logout and login again, it looses the env-var and the next invocation to vendor/bin/simple-phpunit and it forces to install a 5.7.
Don't tell me to put in the .bashrc
I already know I could set the env-var into my bash scripts and blah, blah, blah, but this is not an acceptable solution for two reasons:
- I maintain over 50 repositories. Having this set always in all shells might cause side-effects on other projects.
- If I make another developer to work on this repo, he should be able to do
git clone+composer install+vendor/bin/simple-phpunitand it should be properly testing with no extra, manual, steps.
Question
Is it possible to tell the project (maybe something in the composer.json) to have some fancy setup so symfony's phpunit bridge is forced to use phpunit 6.x (for example 6.5) over the 5.7 version for all installs of the repo and not depending on anything global external to the repo?
