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Define IS_WINDOWS in the test runner - #4866
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Avoid code duplication
| if (array_key_exists('CGI', $section_text) || !empty($section_text['GET']) || !empty($section_text['POST']) || !empty($section_text['GZIP_POST']) || !empty($section_text['DEFLATE_POST']) || !empty($section_text['POST_RAW']) || !empty($section_text['PUT']) || !empty($section_text['COOKIE']) || !empty($section_text['EXPECTHEADERS'])) { | ||
| if (isset($php_cgi)) { | ||
| $php = $php_cgi . ' -C '; | ||
| } else if (!strncasecmp(PHP_OS, "win", 3) && file_exists(dirname($php) . "/php-cgi.exe")) { |
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I suppose the usage of strncasecmp() is irrelevant compared to substr() but it is weird seeing it.
| // Parallel testing | ||
| global $workers, $workerID; | ||
| define('IS_WINDOWS', substr(PHP_OS, 0, 3) == "WIN"); |
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I personally think this is cleaner:
PHP_OS_FAMILY == 'Windows'
The substr() call has always been rather redundant for Windows unless you wanted to differentiate between Windows NT and Windows 9x series.
Either way I'm fine with this change overall
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PHP_OS_FAMILY is in 7.2, but run-tests is currently compatible with 7.0.
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PHP_OS_FAMILY is in 7.2, but run-tests is currently compatible with 7.0.
As this is targeting master shouldn't this be alright? Or is run-tests used version agnostic?
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Context: #3981
We can bump the minimum version requirement, I'm just saying that this is the status quo.
Avoid code duplication