Test that uses both `#[Covers()]` and `#[Uses()]` to target the same unit of code should trigger a warning #6013

sebastianbergmann · 2024-10-24T04:04:02Z

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sebastianbergmann added type/enhancement A new idea that should be implemented feature/code-coverage Issues related to code coverage (but not php-code-coverage) feature/metadata/attributes labels Oct 24, 2024

sebastianbergmann self-assigned this Oct 24, 2024

sebastianbergmann changed the title ~~Test that uses both #[Covers*(*)] and #[Uses*(*)] to target the same unit of code should be marked as risky~~ Test that uses both #[Covers*(*)] and #[Uses*(*)] to target the same unit of code should trigger a warning Oct 24, 2024

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Test that uses both `#[Covers()]` and `#[Uses()]` to target the same unit of code should trigger a warning #6013

Test that uses both `#[Covers()]` and `#[Uses()]` to target the same unit of code should trigger a warning #6013

sebastianbergmann commented Oct 24, 2024

Test that uses both #[Covers*(*)] and #[Uses*(*)] to target the same unit of code should trigger a warning #6013

Test that uses both #[Covers*(*)] and #[Uses*(*)] to target the same unit of code should trigger a warning #6013

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sebastianbergmann commented Oct 24, 2024

Test that uses both `#[Covers()]` and `#[Uses()]` to target the same unit of code should trigger a warning #6013

Test that uses both `#[Covers()]` and `#[Uses()]` to target the same unit of code should trigger a warning #6013