Tries to get network detection under control by simplifying wpmu_current_site(). It now also pops off each subdomain to find a more general match. Adds unit tests for get_network_by_path() and a new network factory for unit tests.
Much of this is likely to change in 3.9 as more of ms-load.php and ms-settings.php gets hacked to bits.
props jeremyfelt.
see #27003.
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There are a few places in core that were preventing this from working by explicity setting `$wpdb->suppress_errors` to `false`. Instead, they should inherit the value that existed before errors were suppressed.
This allows Multisite unit tests to run without explosive database errors, and allows `$wpdb->suppress_errors` to be overridden all the way down the chain.
Fixes#26102.
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* `wp_ajax_get_comments()` relies on the `$post_id` global - even though `$_POST['p']` is passed to every action in the test methods. If `$post_id` is still lingering in between tests and doesn't match `p` in the request, the cap check might pass while the queries for comments will blow up. I added `unset( $GLOBALS['post_id'] )` to `Tests_Ajax_GetComments::setUp()`.
* If the global `$post_id` is empty, but `$_REQUEST['p']` is not, `$post_id` is now set to `absint( $_REQUEST['p'] )` and sanity-checked in `wp_ajax_get_comments()`.
* `map_meta_cap()` always assumes that `get_comment()` succeeds when checking for the `edit_comment` cap. It doesn't. I added sanity checks in a few places where it will break early if `get_post()` or `get_comment()` are empty.
* `wp_update_comment()` always assumes `get_comment()` succeeds. It doesn't. I added a check for empty.
All AJAX unit tests run and pass in debug mode. All general unit tests pass against these changes.
Fixes#25282.
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It works for both functions and arguments (using the value of the first argument passed to _deprecated_function() or _deprecated_argument(), which is typically the function name). It asserts both ways:
* If specified, those deprecated notices must be caught, or the test fails.
* If not specified, any other deprecated notices cause the test to fail.
Works regardless of WP_DEBUG.
see #25282.
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* Remove duplicated code for deprecated function notice suppression
* Add support in `WP_UnitTestCase` setUp/tearDown methods for `$deprecated_functions` fixture if the extending class has added it
* Add a `$deprecated_functions` fixture to each extending class that needs it
To use this fixture, add something to your Test Case class like so:
`protected $deprecated_functions = array( 'get_theme', 'get_themes', 'get_theme_data', 'get_current_theme' );`
See #25282.
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* Suppress deprecated function notice for `wp_load_image()`.
* Add assertion for `wp_get_image_editor()`.
See #25282.
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wp-tests-config.php can/should reside in the root of a develop checkout. `phpunit` should be run from the root.
see #25088.
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Scott Taylor
Andrew Nacin
Andrew Ozz
Sergey Biryukov