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Pest Plugin Database Migrations

Load a Laravel package's migrations in your tests in the exact order declared by its ServiceProvider. The provider's hasMigrations() list is the truth; the test suite just reads it.

Packages built with spatie/laravel-package-tools ship migrations without timestamps, usually as .php.stub, and declare the run order in the provider:

Laravel's migrator ignores that order and sorts files by name. create_kb_article_versions_table sorts before create_kb_articles_table (_ < s in ASCII), which sorts before create_kb_categories_table it references. SQLite doesn't enforce foreign keys at CREATE TABLE time, so the suite passes locally, then breaks on MySQL/PostgreSQL. The usual fixes are all bad: copying stubs around in defineDatabaseMigrations(), or keeping a second, hand-maintained list of migration names in TestCase that drifts every time the package gains a migration. This package reads the list straight from the ServiceProvider, so there is nothing to keep in sync.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

Usage

Orchestra Testbench

Before / after

What it replaces:

It works the same for a package's own test suite and for an app or package testing against a dependency installed in vendor/ — the provider class is all it needs.

Multiple packages

Providers are loaded in the order you pass them, so a package can be migrated after the one it depends on:

Without the trait

How it works

1. Instantiates the provider and calls configurePackage() to read migrationFileNames — nothing is registered or booted.
2. Resolves each name to database/migrations/{name}.php, falling back to {name}.php.stub, the same way laravel-package-tools does.
3. Copies them to sys_get_temp_dir()/pest-plugin-database-migrations/<hash>/ as 0000_name.php, 0001_name.php, … and hands that directory to loadMigrationsFrom(). Files are only rewritten when their content changes, so parallel test workers don't read half-written files, and leftovers from a previous order are removed.

A declared migration that can't be found throws a RuntimeException naming the migration and the provider, instead of silently skipping it.

Known limitations

• Only spatie/laravel-package-tools providers. The provider must extend Spatie\LaravelPackageTools\PackageServiceProvider and declare migrations with hasMigration()/hasMigrations().
• discoversMigrations() is not supported. Discovered migrations have no declared order to read; load that directory with loadMigrationsFrom() directly.
• Migration names in the migrations table get the numeric prefix (0001_create_kb_articles_table). Only relevant if a test asserts on those names.

Testing

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Security

If you discover any security related issues, please email the author instead of using the issue tracker.

Credits

• Jefferson Gonçalves
• All Contributors

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.