Problem running CakeTestSuite in CakePHP 2.2.5 with PHPUnit 3.6.12

Hi,

I'm unable to run a CakeTestSuite, but I can run a CakeTestCase just fine on the CLI.

When I run the CakeTestSuite I get the following error.

Warning: is_file() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given in C:\Program Files (x86)\PHP\PEAR\PHPUnit\Util\Skeleton\Test.php on line 109

Call Stack:

    0.0004     335536   1. {main}() C:\work\zend\cake\Cake\Console\cake.php:0

    0.0049     452272   2. ShellDispatcher::run($argv = array (0 => 'C:\\work\\zend\\cake\\Cake\\Console\\cake.php', 1 => '-working', 2 => 'C:\\work\\zend\\cgtag\\cgtag\\app ', 3 =

> 'test', 4 => 'agg', 5 => 'Models')) C:\work\zend\cake\Cake\Console\cake.php:43

    0.1724    2600904   3. ShellDispatcher->dispatch() C:\work\zend\cake\Cake\Console\ShellDispatcher.php:69

    0.2364    3349648   4. Shell->runCommand($command = 'agg', $argv = array (0 => 'agg', 1 => 'Models')) C:\work\zend\cake\Cake\Console\ShellDispatcher.php:201

    0.2998    4215400   5. TestShell->main() C:\work\zend\cake\Cake\Console\Shell.php:395

    0.3002    4216112   6. TestShell->_run($runnerArgs = array ('core' => FALSE, 'app' => FALSE, 'plugin' => 'agg', 'output' => 'text', 'case' => 'Models'), $options = array (0 =>

'--colors')) C:\work\zend\cake\Cake\Console\Command\TestShell.php:259

    0.3169    4540880   7. CakeTestSuiteCommand->run($argv = array (0 => '--colors'), $exit = ???) C:\work\zend\cake\Cake\Console\Command\TestShell.php:274

    0.3960    6485384   8. PHPUnit_Util_Skeleton_Test->__construct($inClassName = 'All model tests', $inSourceFile = array ('core' => FALSE, 'app' => FALSE, 'plugin' => 'agg', 'out

put' => 'text', 'case' => 'Models'), $outClassName = ???, $outSourceFile = ???) C:\work\zend\cake\Cake\TestSuite\CakeTestSuiteCommand.php:80

    0.3962    6485512   9. is_file(array ('core' => FALSE, 'app' => FALSE, 'plugin' => 'agg', 'output' => 'text', 'case' => 'Models')) C:\Program Files (x86)\PHP\PEAR\PHPUnit\Util\

Skeleton\Test.php:109

Variables in local scope (#8):

  $inClassName = 'All model tests'

  $inSourceFile = array ('core' => FALSE, 'app' => FALSE, 'plugin' => 'agg', 'output' => 'text', 'case' => 'Models')

  $outClassName = ''

  $outSourceFile = ''

  $possibleFilename = *uninitialized*

  $possibleFilenames = *uninitialized*

  $reflector = *uninitialized*

Error: "Array" could not be opened.

#0 C:\work\zend\cake\Cake\TestSuite\CakeTestSuiteCommand.php(80): PHPUnit_Util_Skeleton_Test->__construct('All model tests', Array)

#1 C:\work\zend\cake\Cake\Console\Command\TestShell.php(274): CakeTestSuiteCommand->run(Array)

#2 C:\work\zend\cake\Cake\Console\Command\TestShell.php(259): TestShell->_run(Array, Array)

#3 C:\work\zend\cake\Cake\Console\Shell.php(395): TestShell->main()

#4 C:\work\zend\cake\Cake\Console\ShellDispatcher.php(201): Shell->runCommand('agg', Array)

#5 C:\work\zend\cake\Cake\Console\ShellDispatcher.php(69): ShellDispatcher->dispatch()

#6 C:\work\zend\cake\Cake\Console\cake.php(43): ShellDispatcher::run(Array)

#7 {main}

--------------------------

Now I ran this under the debugger and found that the problem appears to be in CakeTestSuiteCommand on line 77.

$skeleton = new PHPUnit_Util_Skeleton_Test(

$suite->getName(),

$this->arguments['testFile']

);

PHPUnit_Util_Skeleton_Test is expecting the second parameter to be a string, but Cake is using an array.

Here's what the array holds.

$this->arguments['testFile'] = array(

  'core'=>false,

  'app'=>false,

  'plugin'=>'agg',

  'output'=>'text',

  'case'=>'Models'

)

I don't know what to do to fix this. Is this a bug in Cake, or am I not configuring the test correctly.

I also tried to run this Suite via the Web but get the same error message.

Please help.

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