Unit test overridden values

[spatie]

Unit test overridden values

[Gummibeer]

The reason is that you don't access the enum in your test method but the data provider. These are executed outside the normal context (possibly even a different process) why you can't use things like Laravel/Symfony Container or other more complex dependencies in them.
That's why xDebug doesn't see the call to the enum methods.
One way to solve it would be to pass the method name as string from the data provider and call ReadingContext::from($name) in your test method. That way you should get a proper coverage report.

Another thing: we will proceed the package even after PHP8.1 (see #96) - as the native enums are a massive improvement but we want to keep some of the current methods/features and also need them for the Laravel Wrapper.
So just to let you know - it's up to you how you want to switch. 😉

[yaroslavche]

yes, it works fine now. Thanks for explanation!
I'm writing framework agnostic package and in 8.1 planning to move to built-in enums because enums in my package never wouldn't change and right now spatie/enum is just single dependency and it would be better without any of dependencies. But maybe will leave this package, I will see later at autumn.
Many thanks for quick response and your work! Appreciated

[Gummibeer]

The new version will integrate with native enums. So you will use enum ReadingContext but have methods like the values(), labels() and equals() on it.
If you don't need these things or think that you don't need the package for it - totally fine! 👍
Just wanted to let you know that we won't abandon that package but bring it to the next level.^^