Follows-up b36d883.
By far most data providers are static (and PHPUnit expects them
to be static and calls them that way).
Most of these classes already had their data providers static
but additional commits sloppily introduced non-static ones.
* ResourceLoaderWikiModuleTest, 8968d8787f.
* TitleTest, 545f1d3a73.
Odd unused method 'dataTestIsValidMoveOperation' was introduced
in 550b878e63.
* GlobalVarConfigTest, a3e18c3670.
Change-Id: I5da99f7cd3da68c550ae507ffe1f725d31e7666f
It's not only Windows. I have an Ubuntu machine with a PHP setup
limited to 32 bit (which is totally fine, it allows me to develop
and always stay compatible to Windows and other 32 bit environments).
I don't see an other way than to skip these tests on a 32 bit
machine. The loss (PHP clips values larger than 2147483647 to
2147483647) does not happen in the code that is tested but in the
test setup.
Change-Id: Ie9a173c0a92ed84eaaea981a25ba130f2eca169e
* Throw InvalidArgumentException
* Use data provider in unit tests
* Detect associative arrays without copying
Per Tyler's post-merge review of Id2833c5a9.
Change-Id: Iec6b135238ca5da3002944066843102f0ae8d23d
MessagePack is a space-efficient binary data interchange format. I am going to
use it to encode profiling data in ProfilerSimpleUDP. The official PHP
implementation is provided as a C extension, so using it would further
encumber migration to HHVM. This patch adds MWMessagePack, a class implementing
a pack() method for encoding native PHP values as MessagePack byte strings. The
implementation is based on <https://github.com/onlinecity/msgpack-php>, but
revised for clarity and conformity with MediaWiki coding conventions.
Change-Id: Id2833c5a9da659cb13ec1330de9dd57138ada9c8
