9335784571
Why: * patchSql.php is currently untested, but ensuring that it works as intended will avoid problematic writes to the DB What: * Create PatchSqlTest.php which tests that an insert query in an SQL file works as intended. Bug: T371167 Change-Id: I7b3a90a2a34fddb1e127d353238ef81f8b2d16c0
34 lines
928 B
PHP
34 lines
928 B
PHP
<?php
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namespace MediaWiki\Tests\Maintenance;
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use PatchSql;
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/**
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* @covers \PatchSql
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* @group Database
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* @author Dreamy Jazz
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*/
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class PatchSqlTest extends MaintenanceBaseTestCase {
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protected function getMaintenanceClass() {
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return PatchSql::class;
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}
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public function testExecute() {
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// Create a SQL file with an insert query
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$testFilename = $this->getNewTempFile();
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$testFile = fopen( $testFilename, 'w' );
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fwrite( $testFile, "INSERT INTO /*_*/updatelog (ul_key, ul_value) VALUES ('testing1234', 'testing');\n" );
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fclose( $testFile );
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// Pass the file to the maintenance script and run it
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$this->maintenance->setArg( 'patch-name', $testFilename );
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$this->maintenance->execute();
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// Check that the insert query worked
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$this->newSelectQueryBuilder()
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->select( [ 'ul_key', 'ul_value' ] )
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->from( 'updatelog' )
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->caller( __METHOD__ )
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->assertRowValue( [ 'testing1234', 'testing' ] );
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}
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}
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