clean method doesn't support multiple connections

[Tiago Brito]

I have multiple connections with different databases. The fixture()->clean() method only work with doctrine connection

[Max Kotliar]

yes, I can prove it is true what you said. I've never worked with multiple connections so I haven't had chance to implement it. If you feel power to implement it I would merge it with pleasure.

[Tiago Brito]

Can you give me some tips/advices to start?
Can we set a default connection? change to a specific connection to load the fixtures?

Thanks in advance ;)

[Max Kotliar]

... with different databases ...
Supported DBs:

• mysql
• oracle

These abstractions you can find in the folder: https://github.com/makasim/sfPhpunitPlugin/tree/master/lib/fixture/db

To write your own just follow the iterface of sfPhpunitFixtureDb class.

... multiple connections ...

this would take more serious changes. I think it could be done via options of fixture class.

look at this class _options property https://github.com/makasim/sfPhpunitPlugin/blob/master/lib/fixture/propel/sfPhpunitFixturePropel.php

it has connection option I believe I never used it so I cannot say whether it work or not (just take it as idea).
to which options to pass you can define by overwriting the _initFixture method a test case. the test case should extend sfBasePhpunitTestCase

[Tiago Brito]

As I don't have any problems with the fixtures loading...
The quickest solution was to create a fullClean that will clean all tables in each connection.

  public function fullClean()
  {
    foreach(Doctrine_Manager::getInstance()->getConnections() as $connection){
      $conn = $connection->getDbh();
      $factory = new sfPhpunitFixtureDbMysql($connection->getDbh());
      $factory->clean();
    }
    return $this;
  }

[Tiago Brito]

If I create a pull request do you merge it?

[Max Kotliar]

I think I could do it.