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ci: test against multiple database servers #739

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  • New Features

    • Introduced new environment variables for Cycle ORM adapter integrations.
    • Added health checks for PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQL Server services in Docker.
  • Improvements

    • Enhanced database configuration settings for better flexibility across different database types.
    • Updated test scripts to support multiple database connections.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Ensured correct foreign key action and collection attributes in user entity relationships.
  • Documentation

    • Updated .env.example to reflect new environment variables and database settings.
  • Chores

    • Added comments to ignore specific lines in logger factory tests for static analysis tools.

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This update focuses on enhancing database configuration and testing capabilities across multiple environments. Key changes include updating .env.example for new Cycle ORM settings, adding test targets in the Makefile and composer.json, modifying config/cycle.php for database settings, updating docker-compose.yaml for health checks, and refining ORM relationships in User.php. These changes aim to streamline database interactions and improve testing flexibility.

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File Change Summary
.env.example Updated database connection settings, added Cycle ORM adapter variables, and adjusted credentials.
Makefile Added new test targets for running PHP unit and Pest tests against various databases.
composer.json Introduced new test scripts for different database connections.
config/cycle.php Modified default database connection settings and parameters.
docker-compose.yaml Added health checks for PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQL Server services.
tests/app/Entities/User.php Added fkAction: 'NO ACTION' and collection attributes to relationships.
tests/src/Bridge/Laravel/LoggerFactoryTest.php Added a comment to ignore the next line for PHPStan analysis.

In the world of code so bright and keen,
Changes come like springtime green.
Databases now align with grace,
Tests run smooth in every place.
Health checks keep our services true,
Cycle ORM, we welcome you!
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@github-actions github-actions bot added type: maintenance For maintenance, refactor and testing (perf, chore, style, revert, refactor, test, build, ci) type: enhancement For features and enhancements (feat) labels May 26, 2024
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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between efe5351 and 2189a74.
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  • .env.example (1 hunks)
  • Makefile (1 hunks)
  • composer.json (1 hunks)
  • config/cycle.php (5 hunks)
  • docker-compose.yaml (2 hunks)
  • tests/app/Entities/User.php (1 hunks)
  • tests/src/Bridge/Laravel/LoggerFactoryTest.php (1 hunks)
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.env.example (4)

12-12: Ensure that using an in-memory database (DB_CONNECTION=memory) aligns with your testing and development needs, as it will not persist data.


13-13: Update the password to ensure it meets your security standards. The provided password seems strong, but always verify its compliance with your security policies.


22-22: Adding a new environment variable for SQL Server port forwarding (DB_SQLSERVER_FORWARD_PORT=11434) is a good practice for custom configurations. Ensure the port does not conflict with other services.


26-34: The addition of new environment variables for Cycle ORM integrations (CYCLE_ADAPTER_QUEUE_INTEGRATION, CYCLE_ADAPTER_SESSION_INTEGRATION, CYCLE_ADAPTER_CACHE_INTEGRATION, CYCLE_ATTRIBUTES_CACHE, CYCLE_ATTRIBUTES_CACHE_DRIVER, CYCLE_SCHEMA_CACHE, CYCLE_SCHEMA_CACHE_DRIVER) is well-structured. Ensure these settings are documented and understood by the team.

tests/app/Entities/User.php (3)

29-29: Adding fkAction: 'NO ACTION' to the BelongsTo relationship is a significant change. Ensure that this aligns with your database integrity and transaction management strategies.


32-32: The use of fkAction: 'NO ACTION' in HasMany relationships and setting the collection attribute to 'array' for friendsAsArray are appropriate for specific use cases. Confirm that these settings align with your data access patterns and performance requirements.

Also applies to: 35-35


41-41: The addition of a new HasMany relationship with collection: 'illuminate' suggests integration with Laravel's collections. Ensure this is consistent with how collections are handled elsewhere in your application.

docker-compose.yaml (4)

29-31: The configuration of the PostgreSQL service with environment variables and a health check is well-implemented. Ensure the health check commands and intervals are appropriate for your operational environment.

Also applies to: 35-38


52-55: The MySQL service setup includes user and database environment variables, along with a health check. Verify that the health check (mysqladmin ping) effectively reflects the service's operational status.

Also applies to: 58-62


65-85: The SQL Server service configuration includes essential settings like SA_PASSWORD and ACCEPT_EULA. The health check uses sqlcmd to ensure the database's responsiveness. Confirm that these settings meet your security and compliance requirements.


92-93: Defining a dedicated volume for SQL Server data (sqlserver-data) is a good practice for data persistence and management. Ensure the volume configuration matches your data storage and backup policies.

composer.json (1)

167-189: The addition of database-specific test scripts (test:mysql, test:pgsql, test:sqlite, test:sqlserver) is a significant enhancement for testing across different environments. Ensure these scripts are integrated into your CI/CD pipelines for automated testing.

Makefile (1)

267-286: The new test targets (test-pgsql, test-mysql, test-sqlite, test-sqlserver) added to the Makefile enhance the project's testing capabilities across multiple databases. Ensure these targets are documented and that team members are aware of how to use them.

@lotyp lotyp deleted the feat/infra-dx branch May 26, 2024 17:09
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