feat: Add docs test suites for SQLite nested sets behavior, covering cache management, exception handling, extensibility, node operations, and validation.
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…g cache management, exception handling, extensibility, node operations, and validation.
WalkthroughComprehensive PHPDoc blocks were added to all SQLite-specific test classes within the nested sets behavior test suite. These documentation comments describe each class's purpose, scope, inheritance, and key features, including coverage of various nested set operations and SQLite-specific configurations. No functional or control flow changes were made. Changes
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tests/sqlite/NodeInsertTest.php (2)
22-28: Minor header punctuationSame “Key features” colon issue as in other docs; update for consistency.
32-33: Stale year in copyrightUpdate year or convert to range.
tests/sqlite/NodePrependTest.php (2)
21-27: Consistent header styleAdd a colon after “Key features” to align with other docblocks.
31-32: Year update recommendedConsider updating
2023to2025or a range.tests/sqlite/NodeAppendTest.php (2)
22-29: Colon after section headingUse a colon after “Key features”.
33-34: Refresh copyright yearReplace
2023with current year.tests/sqlite/CacheManagementTest.php (2)
22-26: Colon after “Key features”Maintain consistent docblock formatting by adding a colon.
29-30: Copyright yearUpdate to present year or year range.
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tests/sqlite/NodeStateTest.php (2)
21-27: Colon missing after “Key features” headerConsistently use
Key features:(with a colon) before the bulleted list to match PHPDoc conventions used elsewhere in the repository.- * Key features. + * Key features:
30-32: Out-of-date copyright
2023is likely stale. Consider bumping to2025(or use a range) to reflect the actual year of publication.- * @copyright Copyright (C) 2023 Terabytesoftw. + * @copyright Copyright (C) 2023-2025 Terabytesoftw.tests/sqlite/ExceptionHandlingTest.php (2)
21-27: Use proper PHPDoc bullet syntax for consistencyIn PHPDoc blocks, list items should start with
*to be recognized by IDEs and doc-generators.
Replacing the plain dashes will keep documentation tooling happy and align with the rest of the codebase.- * Key features. - * - Ensures error handling consistency for unsupported operations on SQLite. - * - Full coverage for invalid append, insert, delete, and makeRoot operations. - * - SQLite-specific configuration for database connection and credentials. - * - Support for both single-tree and multi-tree models. - * - Tests for exception messages and types in various edge cases. + * Key features: + * - Ensures error handling consistency for unsupported operations on SQLite. + * - Full coverage for invalid append, insert, delete, and makeRoot operations. + * - SQLite-specific configuration for database connection and credentials. + * - Support for both single-tree and multi-tree models. + * - Tests for exception messages and types in various edge cases.
30-31: Update year to match current contributionThe rest of the codebase uses the current year in copyright tags.
Consider updating2023→2025(or range) to reflect the actual creation date of this file.- * @copyright Copyright (C) 2023 Terabytesoftw. + * @copyright Copyright (C) 2025 Terabytesoftw.
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tests/sqlite/CacheManagementTest.php(1 hunks)tests/sqlite/ExceptionHandlingTest.php(1 hunks)tests/sqlite/ExtensibilityTest.php(1 hunks)tests/sqlite/NodeAppendTest.php(1 hunks)tests/sqlite/NodeDeleteTest.php(1 hunks)tests/sqlite/NodeInsertTest.php(1 hunks)tests/sqlite/NodePrependTest.php(1 hunks)tests/sqlite/NodeStateTest.php(1 hunks)tests/sqlite/QueryBehaviorTest.php(1 hunks)tests/sqlite/TreeTraversalTest.php(1 hunks)tests/sqlite/ValidationAndStructureTest.php(1 hunks)
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PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/QueryBehaviorTest.php:36-55
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:30.383Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit hard-coded test credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as getenv() returns false in their test environment. For unit tests, explicitly defining connection data is considered acceptable and more reliable than environment variable configuration.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#13
File: src/NestedSetsBehavior.php:145-145
Timestamp: 2025-06-29T11:22:41.889Z
Learning: The user terabytesoftw prefers to keep PRs focused and small, implementing enhancements in separate dedicated PRs rather than bundling multiple changes together.
tests/sqlite/NodeAppendTest.php (5)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/QueryBehaviorTest.php:36-55
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:30.383Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit hard-coded test credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as getenv() returns false in their test environment. For unit tests, explicitly defining connection data is considered acceptable and more reliable than environment variable configuration.
tests/sqlite/NodeDeleteTest.php (5)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/QueryBehaviorTest.php:36-55
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:30.383Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit hard-coded test credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as getenv() returns false in their test environment. For unit tests, explicitly defining connection data is considered acceptable and more reliable than environment variable configuration.
tests/sqlite/TreeTraversalTest.php (5)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/QueryBehaviorTest.php:36-55
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:30.383Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit hard-coded test credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as getenv() returns false in their test environment. For unit tests, explicitly defining connection data is considered acceptable and more reliable than environment variable configuration.
tests/sqlite/ExceptionHandlingTest.php (5)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/QueryBehaviorTest.php:36-55
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:30.383Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit hard-coded test credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as getenv() returns false in their test environment. For unit tests, explicitly defining connection data is considered acceptable and more reliable than environment variable configuration.
tests/sqlite/CacheManagementTest.php (5)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/QueryBehaviorTest.php:36-55
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:30.383Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit hard-coded test credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as getenv() returns false in their test environment. For unit tests, explicitly defining connection data is considered acceptable and more reliable than environment variable configuration.
tests/sqlite/QueryBehaviorTest.php (5)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/QueryBehaviorTest.php:36-55
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:30.383Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit hard-coded test credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as getenv() returns false in their test environment. For unit tests, explicitly defining connection data is considered acceptable and more reliable than environment variable configuration.
tests/sqlite/ValidationAndStructureTest.php (5)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/QueryBehaviorTest.php:36-55
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:30.383Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit hard-coded test credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as getenv() returns false in their test environment. For unit tests, explicitly defining connection data is considered acceptable and more reliable than environment variable configuration.
tests/sqlite/ExtensibilityTest.php (5)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/QueryBehaviorTest.php:36-55
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:30.383Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit hard-coded test credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as getenv() returns false in their test environment. For unit tests, explicitly defining connection data is considered acceptable and more reliable than environment variable configuration.
tests/sqlite/NodeInsertTest.php (5)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/QueryBehaviorTest.php:36-55
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:30.383Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit hard-coded test credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as getenv() returns false in their test environment. For unit tests, explicitly defining connection data is considered acceptable and more reliable than environment variable configuration.
tests/sqlite/NodeStateTest.php (5)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/QueryBehaviorTest.php:36-55
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:30.383Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit hard-coded test credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as getenv() returns false in their test environment. For unit tests, explicitly defining connection data is considered acceptable and more reliable than environment variable configuration.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
tests/sqlite/NodePrependTest.php (5)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/QueryBehaviorTest.php:36-55
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:30.383Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit hard-coded test credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as getenv() returns false in their test environment. For unit tests, explicitly defining connection data is considered acceptable and more reliable than environment variable configuration.
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tests/sqlite/QueryBehaviorTest.php (1)
11-33: Excellent documentation for the SQLite query behavior test suite.The PHPDoc block provides comprehensive coverage of the test suite's purpose, inheritance, key features, and scope. The documentation clearly explains the SQLite-specific configuration and testing scenarios for query behavior.
tests/sqlite/ValidationAndStructureTest.php (1)
11-33: Comprehensive documentation for the SQLite validation and structure test suite.The PHPDoc block effectively documents the test suite's focus on validation and structural integrity, clearly outlining the key testing scenarios and SQLite-specific configurations. The documentation aligns well with the class's purpose and inheritance structure.
tests/sqlite/ExtensibilityTest.php (1)
11-32: Well-documented extensibility test suite for SQLite.The PHPDoc block clearly articulates the test suite's purpose for verifying extensibility scenarios, properly documenting the inheritance structure and key testing features. The documentation effectively communicates the scope of protected method accessibility testing.
tests/sqlite/TreeTraversalTest.php (1)
11-32: Thorough documentation for the SQLite tree traversal test suite.The PHPDoc block provides excellent coverage of the test suite's purpose for tree traversal and relationship methods, clearly describing the testing scenarios for node ordering, deterministic traversal, and SQLite-specific configurations.
tests/sqlite/NodeDeleteTest.php (1)
11-35: Comprehensive documentation for the SQLite node deletion test suite.The PHPDoc block effectively documents the test suite's comprehensive coverage of node deletion operations, including subtree deletions, transactional behavior, and state transitions. The documentation clearly outlines the testing scenarios and SQLite-specific configurations.
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