Permissions for phpunit about civicrm-buildkit-vagrant

[JKingsnorth]

I think this is because the script is in the 'shared folder' on the host machine, so the permission can't be set to be executable.

[nganivet]

John - you should be able to set the executable permission on phpunit. I am on a Windows machine so it is kindda funky to do that, appreciate if you could do a PR on this. Thanks.

[JKingsnorth]

Hmn, I'm using a Windows host as well. Are you able to get the tests to run on the guest after using vagrant ssh?
(I've been trying to run the tests from the host instead, but running into a different issue ;] )

[nganivet]

John - then please just do a 'chmod +x phpunit' from the vagrant VM and
you should be good to go.

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Hmn, I'm using a Windows host as well. Are you able to get the tests to
run on the guest after using vagrant ssh?
(I've been trying to run the tests from the host instead, but running
into a different issue ;] )

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[totten]

(a) IIRC, there was something surprising about how vagrant handles executable permissions on shared volumes. For example, it has default permissions that apply across the entire volume. If you set different permissions on a file, then they'll work under-the-hood... but they won't look right with ls -l (This was in OSX a month ago.) So +1 @nganivet try chmod +x phpunit from inside the VM.

(b) You might try calling phpunit with a different command:

# Normal/old
cd civicrm/tools
./scripts/phpunit CRM_Core_RegionTest

# Alternative #1
cd civicrm/tools
php ./scripts/phpunit CRM_Core_RegionTest

# Alternative #2
cd civicrm
env CIVICRM_UF=UnitTests phpunit4 tests/phpunit/CRM/Core/RegionTest.php

[JKingsnorth]

Yeh, I ran into the problem that @totten mentions yesterday. If I chmod +x phpunit then the file permissions looked unchanged with ls -l.

I thought I'd tried alternative 1 but that does seem to work. Thanks @totten . Maybe the permission change works under the hood, as you suggest, but not when calling it directly.

This ticket looks related, but I haven't waded through it yet (though it boasts 'fixed').

[mattwire]

@JKingsnorth Is this still an issue?

[JKingsnorth]

It seems to be working now @mattwire !