sentry-php/tests/bootstrap.php at sensitive-data-scrubber · getsentry/sentry-php · GitHub

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<?php

declare(strict_types=1);

use Sentry\Breadcrumb;

use Sentry\Event;

use Sentry\Metrics\Metrics;

use Sentry\Tests\TestUtil\ClockMock;

use Sentry\Tracing\Span;

use Sentry\Transport\RateLimiter;

require_once __DIR__ . '/../vendor/autoload.php';

// According to the Symfony documentation the proper way to register the mocked

// functions for a certain class would be to configure the listener in the

// phpunit.xml file, however in our case it doesn't work because PHPUnit loads

// the data providers of the tests long before instantiating the listeners. In

// turn, PHP caches the functions to call to avoid looking up in the function

// table again and again, therefore if for any reason the method that should use

// a mocked function gets called before the mock itself gets created it will not

// use the mocked methods.

// See https://symfony.com/doc/current/components/phpunit_bridge.html#troubleshooting

// See https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=64346

ClockMock::register(Event::class);

ClockMock::register(Breadcrumb::class);

ClockMock::register(Span::class);

ClockMock::register(RateLimiter::class);

ClockMock::register(Metrics::class);

ClockMock::register(Sentry\Serializer\PayloadSerializer::class);

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