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namespace Doctrine\Tests\ORM; |
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use Doctrine\ORM\Internal\CommitOrderCalculator; |
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use Doctrine\ORM\Mapping\ClassMetadata; |
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use Doctrine\Tests\OrmTestCase; |
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/** |
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* Tests of the commit order calculation. |
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* |
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* IMPORTANT: When writing tests here consider that a lot of graph constellations |
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* can have many valid orderings, so you may want to build a graph that has only |
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* 1 valid order to simplify your tests. |
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*/ |
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class CommitOrderCalculatorTest extends OrmTestCase |
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{ |
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private $_calc; |
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protected function setUp() |
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{ |
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$this->_calc = new CommitOrderCalculator(); |
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} |
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public function testCommitOrdering1() |
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{ |
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$class1 = new ClassMetadata(NodeClass1::class); |
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$class2 = new ClassMetadata(NodeClass2::class); |
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$class3 = new ClassMetadata(NodeClass3::class); |
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$class4 = new ClassMetadata(NodeClass4::class); |
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$class5 = new ClassMetadata(NodeClass5::class); |
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$this->_calc->addNode($class1->name, $class1); |
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$this->_calc->addNode($class2->name, $class2); |
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$this->_calc->addNode($class3->name, $class3); |
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$this->_calc->addNode($class4->name, $class4); |
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$this->_calc->addNode($class5->name, $class5); |
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$this->_calc->addDependency($class1->name, $class2->name, 1); |
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$this->_calc->addDependency($class2->name, $class3->name, 1); |
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$this->_calc->addDependency($class3->name, $class4->name, 1); |
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$this->_calc->addDependency($class5->name, $class1->name, 1); |
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$sorted = $this->_calc->sort(); |
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// There is only 1 valid ordering for this constellation |
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$correctOrder = [$class5, $class1, $class2, $class3, $class4]; |
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$this->assertSame($correctOrder, $sorted); |
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public function testCommitOrdering2() |
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$class1 = new ClassMetadata(NodeClass1::class); |
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$class2 = new ClassMetadata(NodeClass2::class); |
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$this->_calc->addNode($class1->name, $class1); |
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$this->_calc->addNode($class2->name, $class2); |
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$this->_calc->addDependency($class1->name, $class2->name, 0); |
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$this->_calc->addDependency($class2->name, $class1->name, 1); |
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$sorted = $this->_calc->sort(); |
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// There is only 1 valid ordering for this constellation |
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$correctOrder = [$class2, $class1]; |
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$this->assertSame($correctOrder, $sorted); |
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public function testCommitOrdering3() |
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// this test corresponds to the GH7259Test::testPersistFileBeforeVersion functional test |
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$class1 = new ClassMetadata(NodeClass1::class); |
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$class2 = new ClassMetadata(NodeClass2::class); |
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$class3 = new ClassMetadata(NodeClass3::class); |
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$class4 = new ClassMetadata(NodeClass4::class); |
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$this->_calc->addNode($class1->name, $class1); |
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$this->_calc->addNode($class2->name, $class2); |
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$this->_calc->addNode($class3->name, $class3); |
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$this->_calc->addNode($class4->name, $class4); |
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$this->_calc->addDependency($class4->name, $class1->name, 1); |
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$this->_calc->addDependency($class1->name, $class2->name, 1); |
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$this->_calc->addDependency($class4->name, $class3->name, 1); |
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$correctOrders = [ |
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[$class4, $class1, $class2, $class3], |
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[$class4, $class1, $class3, $class2], |
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[$class4, $class3, $class1, $class2], |
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$this->assertContains($sorted, $correctOrders, '', false, true, true); |
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class NodeClass1 {} |
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class NodeClass2 {} |
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class NodeClass3 {} |
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class NodeClass4 {} |
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class NodeClass5 {} |
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doctrine /
orm
