* Refactor tests to replace depreciated functions
* Update Rector config and dependencies
* Rector: Add explicit string casting for stricter type safety
* Rector: Add return type hints to methods across codebase
* Rector: Increase dead code level and refactor invoice item logic
* Remove unnecessary `willReturn` from test mocks
Eliminate redundant `willReturn(null)` and similar calls from PHPUnit mock setups in legacy module tests, leaving only method expectations. Also update some test values to use floats for consistency.
* Refactor API controller and email adapter return values
* Update formatting and guidelines in `AGENTS.md`
* Update CI for PHP 8.4
* Update composer deps for PHP 8.4
* Updates
* This is the default mode and this constant causes test failutes
* Explicily install the PDO extensions
* Temporarily downgrade the live tests to PHP 8.3
It would seem that there is some kind of problem with PHP 8.4 in regards to these tests. I believe it is outside of our control however as it installs fine for me with PHP 8.4 under DirectAdmin
* Update to address deprecations
* Make that nullable
* Fixed my typo
* Bump PHPunit to v11
* Also take care of two minor things
* Formatting fix
* Fixed our Rector config. Closes#2272
* Much improved the product configuration page
Fixed a bug and significantly improved the visuals for that page
* Place the period text after the cost
Closes#2242
* Misc changes
* Slightly shrunk the addon buttons, updated cspell
* Bumped the Rector deadcode level
* Added the instanceof setlist
* Increasded type coverage and updated tests config too
* Bumped type coverage & ran PHP-cs-fixer
* Added the rector cache to the action
* Enabled PHP-CS fixer for the tests & library folder
* Use the PHP-CS-Fixer Cache
* Fix the tests
* Ensure the Sentry placeholder isn't messed up from CS changes
* Typo..
* Update rector config to include tests
* Run Rector against the tests
* Delete test-results
* Update .gitignore
* Correctly set the PHP min to 8.1, split the configs
* Corrected PHPDoc
* Deleted tests we can't really get to pass
PHPunit is hard-coded to fail when a class has a return type of `never`, which is the correct return type of our redirect function (and rightfully so).
No way to disable the exception as far as we can tell
* Bump minimum PHP version to 8.1
* Missed these too
* Shit's broke and stupid as fuck
* Update SentryHelper.php
* Update package-lock.json
* I did the fixing
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Co-authored-by: Belle Aerni <belleaerni@gmail.com>
Adam Daley