You will get an error if you don't write test at the beginning of a function in Laravel and PHPunit
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The error that often occurs is as follows.
No tests found in class "Tests\Feature\PostTest".As the error message suggests, it means that no tests were found inside the class.
Conclusion
① Add test at the beginning of the function
/**
* A basic feature test example.
*
* @return void
*/
public function test__Article_Posting()
{
// Test description
}② Write @test above the function
/**
* A basic feature test example.
* @test
* @return void
*/
public function Article_Posting()
{
// Test description
}I prefer @test.
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Summary
That's it.
I haven't been writing many tests lately because I'm mostly working on the frontend and only about 10% on the server side. I encountered (and got stuck on) this error, so I wrote about it.
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That's all!
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