Now that we have added support for TYPO3 11LTS, we have been supporting
3 different TYPO3 LTS versions in the same branch. This has turned out
to be too much of a hassle when running the test. So now is the time
to drop support for 9LTS.
It has turned out that having builds only for pushes (but not
pull requests) is not enough for triggering builds for PRs
from forks.
So we will need to live with pushes to non-PR branches other
than main not triggering a build, and having to create a
dummy draft PR for testing the CI build.
This reverts commit d1f02afe79.
Fixes#359
This will allow us to test things on the CI pipeline without
having to create a dummy/draft PR for this.
Hopefully, this will also allow builds for forks.
Composer versions 2.2.0 and 2.2.1 have a bug that breaks PHPUnit.
Until version 2.2.2 is released with a fix, we need to keep to
Composer 2.1 to keep the tests from breaking.
See https://github.com/composer/composer/issues/10387 for details.
The badge behaves in an unpredictable way if there are mutiple unstable
releases (which happens when we update the branch alias for the `main`
branch) and hence is pretty much useless.
The previous configuration disallowed newlines in ternary operator like:
$a = $condition1 && $condition2
? $foo_man_this_is_too_long_what_should_i_do
: $bar;
This seems very arbitrary since breaking on other operators is in fact
allowed.
This change allows such longer statements to be broken apart over
several lines.
This fixes a missing Symfony polyfill for `str_starts_with` in
TYPO3 11.5.0 and 11.5.1, which fixes a crash in the unit tests with
TYPO3 11LTS and PHP 7.4 using the lowest possible Composer dependencies.
If the CI build will do a composer update in the next step anyway,
there is no need to actually install any packages when requiring
the desired TYPO3 version.
Fixes#324
- configure the checked paths via the configuration file
- do not output a progress bar on CI
- add a baseline file and a command for creating it
- cap the number of processes
Fixes#281
We now only use PHIVE for those tools that are not compatible
with the PHP versions we currently support (7.2-7.4).
This currently is only the PHP copy-paste detector
(which requires PHP >= 7.3).
This also (as a nice side effect) provides `ddev composer normalize`
out of the box.
For YAML linting, we now use the `symfony/yaml` package (which already
was installed as an indirected dependency, and which we now explicitly
require).
Fixes#274Fixes#279
