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PHPUnit code coverage is reporting 100% coverage for the following function which is clearly wrong:



public function run(){
foreach ([1] as $value) {
if($value === 1 ){
echo "Is calledn"; // TRUE positive
}
else{
echo "Not calledn"; // TRUE negative
echo "Not called eithern"; // FALSE positive
}
}
}


The last line echo "Not called either" is not run, but the report says it is!



If I refactor the body of the foreach loop into another function the report becomes correct:



public function run(){
foreach ([1] as $value) {
$this->run2($value);
}
}

public function run2($value){
if($value === 1 ){
echo "Is calledn"; // TRUE positive
}
else{
echo "Not calledn"; // TRUE negative
echo "Not called eithern"; // TRUE negative
}
}


Tested with php-code-coverage 6.0.7 using PHP 7.2.10-0ubuntu0.18.04.1 with Xdebug 2.6.0 and PHPUnit 7.3.2



I've tried a few older versions of phpunit and get the same results.



Is this a bug or am I missing something here?










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    PHPUnit code coverage is reporting 100% coverage for the following function which is clearly wrong:



    public function run(){
    foreach ([1] as $value) {
    if($value === 1 ){
    echo "Is calledn"; // TRUE positive
    }
    else{
    echo "Not calledn"; // TRUE negative
    echo "Not called eithern"; // FALSE positive
    }
    }
    }


    The last line echo "Not called either" is not run, but the report says it is!



    If I refactor the body of the foreach loop into another function the report becomes correct:



    public function run(){
    foreach ([1] as $value) {
    $this->run2($value);
    }
    }

    public function run2($value){
    if($value === 1 ){
    echo "Is calledn"; // TRUE positive
    }
    else{
    echo "Not calledn"; // TRUE negative
    echo "Not called eithern"; // TRUE negative
    }
    }


    Tested with php-code-coverage 6.0.7 using PHP 7.2.10-0ubuntu0.18.04.1 with Xdebug 2.6.0 and PHPUnit 7.3.2



    I've tried a few older versions of phpunit and get the same results.



    Is this a bug or am I missing something here?










    share|improve this question


























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      PHPUnit code coverage is reporting 100% coverage for the following function which is clearly wrong:



      public function run(){
      foreach ([1] as $value) {
      if($value === 1 ){
      echo "Is calledn"; // TRUE positive
      }
      else{
      echo "Not calledn"; // TRUE negative
      echo "Not called eithern"; // FALSE positive
      }
      }
      }


      The last line echo "Not called either" is not run, but the report says it is!



      If I refactor the body of the foreach loop into another function the report becomes correct:



      public function run(){
      foreach ([1] as $value) {
      $this->run2($value);
      }
      }

      public function run2($value){
      if($value === 1 ){
      echo "Is calledn"; // TRUE positive
      }
      else{
      echo "Not calledn"; // TRUE negative
      echo "Not called eithern"; // TRUE negative
      }
      }


      Tested with php-code-coverage 6.0.7 using PHP 7.2.10-0ubuntu0.18.04.1 with Xdebug 2.6.0 and PHPUnit 7.3.2



      I've tried a few older versions of phpunit and get the same results.



      Is this a bug or am I missing something here?










      share|improve this question















      PHPUnit code coverage is reporting 100% coverage for the following function which is clearly wrong:



      public function run(){
      foreach ([1] as $value) {
      if($value === 1 ){
      echo "Is calledn"; // TRUE positive
      }
      else{
      echo "Not calledn"; // TRUE negative
      echo "Not called eithern"; // FALSE positive
      }
      }
      }


      The last line echo "Not called either" is not run, but the report says it is!



      If I refactor the body of the foreach loop into another function the report becomes correct:



      public function run(){
      foreach ([1] as $value) {
      $this->run2($value);
      }
      }

      public function run2($value){
      if($value === 1 ){
      echo "Is calledn"; // TRUE positive
      }
      else{
      echo "Not calledn"; // TRUE negative
      echo "Not called eithern"; // TRUE negative
      }
      }


      Tested with php-code-coverage 6.0.7 using PHP 7.2.10-0ubuntu0.18.04.1 with Xdebug 2.6.0 and PHPUnit 7.3.2



      I've tried a few older versions of phpunit and get the same results.



      Is this a bug or am I missing something here?







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            The problem can avoided by using a standard for loop instead of a foreach loop. Or, by moving the foreach body into another function as described in the question.






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              This is caused by a currently unresolved bug in PHP as described here and here.



              The problem can avoided by using a standard for loop instead of a foreach loop. Or, by moving the foreach body into another function as described in the question.






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                The problem can avoided by using a standard for loop instead of a foreach loop. Or, by moving the foreach body into another function as described in the question.






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                This is caused by a currently unresolved bug in PHP as described here and here.



                The problem can avoided by using a standard for loop instead of a foreach loop. Or, by moving the foreach body into another function as described in the question.







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