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PHPUnit test case splitter

Have you got a slow running test suite? Are existing test parallelisation tools (e.g. paratest) not suitable as you need separate database instances?

If so PHPUnit test case splitter might help. This splits tests into batches in a deterministic way. Each batch of tests can run in separate instances (e.g. by using a matrix in github actions).

Usage

To use. Install:

Test splitter (tsplit) takes two arguments: batch, and number of batches. The list of tests is piped into stdin.

To split the tests into 4 batches and run the first batch you can do:

To run the second batch you'd use:

Github actions

Add this to your github actions:

This will split the tests over 4 different jobs.

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