.travis.yml

language: php

# The 0.12 releases can be used with any PHP version from 7.0 to 7.2.
php:
  - 7.0
  - 7.1
  - 7.2

# NOTE: Travis starts up 5 tests at a time. So, it's easier to run all of the tests at once.
#env:
#  - TEST_SUITES="PhanTest UtilTest PHP72Test RasmusTest LanguageTest __FakePHP70Test __FakeSelfTest __FakeSelfFallbackTest __FakeRewritingTest __FakePluginTest __FakeFallbackTest __FakeToolTest __FakeConfigOverrideTest"

sudo: false
dist: trusty

cache:
  directories:
    - $HOME/.composer/cache
    - $HOME/.cache/phan-ast/build
    - $HOME/.phan-ci

# We invoke php multiple times via CLI in several tests, so enable the opcache file cache.
before_install:
  - ./tests/travis_setup.sh
  - mkdir /tmp/opcache || true; echo -e 'opcache.enable_cli=1\nopcache.file_cache=/tmp/opcache' >> ~/.phpenv/versions/$(phpenv version-name)/etc/conf.d/travis.ini
  - composer validate

# --classmap-authoritative shouldn't affect phan's behavior, but is faster.
# Use it for travis and published phars.
install:
  - composer --prefer-dist --classmap-authoritative install

# TEST_SUITES contains 1 or more space-separated value for TEST_SUITE
# We have a fake TEST_SUITE which runs phan, and check if the exit code is non-zero and the standard output is non-empty.
# This is used instead of a unit test because Phan currently caches too much state for this to be run with other unit tests, and the configuration might end up different within a unit test.
# This was moved into a separate script to stop cluttering up .travis.yml
script:
  # Previously - for TEST_SUITE in $TEST_SUITES; do echo "Running $TEST_SUITE"; tests/run_test "$TEST_SUITE" || exit $?; done
  # NOTE: GNU parallel is not available on travis, and because we don't have sudo, it's inconvenient to install
  - tests/run_all_tests
  - php internal/package.php