add support for the @group annotation at the class level#141
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add support for the @group annotation at the class level#141michelv wants to merge 1 commit intoliuggio:masterfrom
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Hi @michelv thanks for your contribution.
I think that, as this will be a new "feature", you should try to implement this functionality in its entirety so you should also take into account the If you try to take a look at this and modify accordingly it would be great. |
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This change brings support for including/excluding whole test classes with the
@groupannotation and the<groups>tag in the PHPUnit XML configuration file.The patch applies cleanly to both
masterand the tagv1.6.1.