Closed (outdated)
Project:
Notify
Version:
7.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Plan
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
20 Mar 2018 at 04:12 UTC
Updated:
30 Oct 2021 at 15:56 UTC
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Problem/Motivation
Releases 7.x-1.4 and 7-1.6 of Notify has a bug that are somehow connected with the tests that are bundled with the project. Disabling tests removes the problem.
Release 7.x-1.4 produced a WSOD when the project was installed or upgraded (see #2949893: Update to 7.x-1.4 Breaks Site).
Release 7.x-1.6 can be installed OK, but according to comment #4, it produces: Error: Class 'DrupalWebTestCase' not found in include_once() after cache is cleared.
Since the bug cannot be reproduced by me, I need the community to assist in debugging notify.test.
Proposed resolution
Please test version 7.x-1.x-dev on your own site. It includes notify.test. If it reproduces the error described above (or any other error), try to fix it and post a patch here.
Please post the result of testing this version of Notify here whether it triggers the bug or not. Please include any data about your environment (OS, Drupal version, PHP version) that may help in reproducing this error.
Remaining tasks
- Wait for the community to test and review.
- Decide how to proceed based upon the community feedback.
Comments
Comment #3
gisleFixed in stable release 7.x-1.6.
Comment #4
dtesenair commentedDrupal 7.67
PHP 7.0
After upgrading to notify-7.x-1.6, I receive the dreaded
Error: Class 'DrupalWebTestCase' not found in include_once()error AFTER i clear the cache on the site. The only way I have found to revive the site is to delete the 'notify' folder from the file system. After that, I can clear the cache and re-install the module. Everything seems to work fine until I clear the site cache again, which will result in the above error again.I ran through this scenario a couple of different times with v1.6 and was able to to re-create the issue. I reverted back to v1.5 and things are running well now. so, it looks like the bug has not been fixed.
Comment #5
gisledtesenair,
thank you for discovering this regression. Setting back to active.
Unfortunately, I am unable to recreate it on any of my sites (test or production), so I will need help from the community to debug this.
I am also going to make a stable release 7.x-1.7 without the test cases.
Comment #7
gisleThe tests are included in version 7.x-1.6 and excluded from version 7.x-1.7. Otherwise, they are identical.
I am unable to reproduce this (Drupal 7.67, PHP v7.0.44-0ubuntu0.16.04.6).
I need help from the community. Please test version 7.x-1.6. If it fails on your site (see issue summary), please try to debug the issue and post any information you can find here.
Comment #9
gisleI've added the tests back to the dev branch, hoping to get this tested by more people.
The stable release 7.x-1.7 is without the tests, and is the one to use if you don't want to participating in debugging this.
I am still unable to reproduce this. Now running Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, Drupal 7.73, PHP 7.4.3.
Any precise instructions about how to reproduce this on a clean install will be much appreciated.
Comment #10
gisleComment #11
gisleClosing as outdated, please use this issue instead: #3246817: Enablings tests breaks some sites.