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Informations about the package falsey-assertequals-detector

Falsey assertEquals Detector

This package will mark a PHPUnit test as risky if it tests a falsey value with assertEquals().

Why?

assertEquals() isn't type sensitive which means checking falsey values with it can result in tests passing when they shouldn't. For example, this assertion passes but it's probably unexpected:

Instead, assertSame() should be used when testing falsey values.

This package will mark a test as risky if it tests a falsey value with assertEquals() so that you can investigate the test and improve its assertions as necessary.

Falsey values include:

Installation

PHPUnit 7, 8, and 9 are supported.

Usage

Use the trait in your base test class:

Any time one of your tests calls assertEquals(), the test will be marked as risky if either the expected value or the actual value are falsey.

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