Overriding the run method to perform fixture management processing is no longer necessary since moved it to CakeFixtureInjector.
Co-authored-by: Kenshin Okinaka <okinakak@yahoo.co.jp>
When mock objects are created from models that access their datasource
in the constructor, an exception would be raised for the missing default
datasource. By changing how configuration data is handled in the mock
creation we can avoid this issue and not reopen#4867
Refs #8225
When a non-default datasource is used for a model and no test_ version of
that datasource is available, the getMockForModel method used the
models standard datasource, rahter than 'test'.
Because getMockForModel() does not go through the test datasource
injection in ClassRegistry::init() we need to duplicate the basics of
that logic here. Thankfully, we already have a mock so we can do that
datasource switching without reflection. Of course this means there will
be limitations to how/when this will work, but I feel those scenarios
can probably be solved by not using mocks, or by mocking out the
problematic methods. This set of changes makes getMockForModel() work
with secondary datasources, as one would expect it to do, but I'm not
sure it ever did.
Refs #4694
Generating the various permutations a priori is incredibly expensive
with sets of attributes. Using nested loops that look for matches is
more efficient.
Add replacments for `.*` and `.+` in preg:/ prefixed attribute matchers
so they do not greedily eat all content. This also requires that preg:/
based attribute matchers *must* be quoted.
Fixes#3072
This statement does not serve a purpose anymore.
In a long forgotten world it indicated the main version number of PHP which the code in the file was compatible to.
http://pear.php.net/manual/en/standards.sample.php
But since PHP 5.1 and later this is only marginally true.
Thus I propose to remove it from CakePHP.
Getting the following warning:
ReflectionException: Class Mock_Foo_e187b1d1 does not have a
constructor, so you cannot pass any constructor arguments
Is a much less obvious way of saying "the class you're trying to mock
doesn't exist". Be more explicit
