Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 11.x core/tests/Drupal/KernelTests/Core/Config/ConfigEntityValidationTestBase.php \Drupal\KernelTests\Core\Config\ConfigEntityValidationTestBase::testConfigDependenciesValidation()

Tests validation of config dependencies.

@dataProvider providerConfigDependenciesValidation

Parameters

array[] $dependencies: The dependencies that should be added to the config entity under test.

array<string, string|string[]> $expected_messages: The expected validation error messages. Keys are property paths, values are the expected messages: a string if a single message is expected, an array of strings if multiple are expected.

File

core/tests/Drupal/KernelTests/Core/Config/ConfigEntityValidationTestBase.php, line 321

Class

ConfigEntityValidationTestBase

Base class for testing validation of config entities.

Namespace

Drupal\KernelTests\Core\Config

Code

public function testConfigDependenciesValidation(array $dependencies, array $expected_messages) : void {
  // Add the dependencies we were given to the dependencies that may already
  // exist in the entity.
  $dependencies = NestedArray::mergeDeep($dependencies, $this->entity
    ->getDependencies());
  $this->entity
    ->set('dependencies', $dependencies);
  $this->assertValidationErrors($expected_messages);
  // Enforce these dependencies, and ensure we get the same results.
  $this->entity
    ->set('dependencies', [
    'enforced' => $dependencies,
  ]);
  // We now expect validation errors not at `dependencies.module.0`, but at
  // `dependencies.enforced.module.0`. So reuse the same messages, but perform
  // string replacement in the keys.
  $expected_enforced_messages = array_combine(str_replace('dependencies', 'dependencies.enforced', array_keys($expected_messages)), array_values($expected_messages));
  $this->assertValidationErrors($expected_enforced_messages);
}

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