Add few more dashes

[TomasVotruba]

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[alexander-schranz]

@TomasVotruba Thank you ❤️

[TomasVotruba]

You're welcome 👍

I can say you've done the setup propperly, the config and the tests are as they should be, so is the autoloading.
One little improvement can be using correct PSR-4 namespace in a test class (now there is Symfony, probably from old copy-paste), and in test fixture files. PHPStan can in some cases mix two class SomeClass {} from different locations. So it(s better to separate them by fixture namespace.

But that's just little detail that might help you later on. Otherwise very good job 👏

[alexander-schranz]

Thank you for your feedback 😃.

I really like the test setup you created here, it make it really easy to write tests. I cloned the setup for my other project a test-generator which tests work the same way. Example here. And inspired by your setup using markdown for API tests which work the same way here.

Add a namespace make sense. Did fix that and the Namespace in #3.

[TomasVotruba]

Cool 👍

I started to use these tests after I learned about them in nikic/php-parser.

Thanks to uniform design, you can do cool tricks like:

• https://tomasvotruba.com/blog/2020/07/13/the-most-effetive-test-i-found-in-7-years-of-testing/
• https://tomasvotruba.com/blog/2020/07/20/how-to-update-hundreds-of-test-fixtures-with-single-phpunit-run/

Add a namespace make sense. Did fix that and the Namespace in #3.

👍

[alexander-schranz]

@TomasVotruba Nice, thank you for sharing. I also thought about the update thing, because I know it from Jest which has also this kind of snapshots tests: https://jestjs.io/docs/snapshot-testing. And they also have this kind of flag to update the tests via a additional flag.