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Ali Al Qahtani avatar
Ali Al Qahtani

aritsan need fix it to artisan in this line:

php aritsan make:test RegisterActivityTest

Luis Antonio Parrado avatar
Luis Antonio Parrado

@Povilas, test_guest_registers_to_activity() fails to send notification because User::find(1) is different to Test User. User #1 is a random user created by ActivityFactory, User #2 matches with Test User => test@test.com. So one way to fix this test would be to replace User::find(1) with User::find(2).

jerome borg avatar
jerome borg

hye or Notification::assertSentTo(User::where('email', 'test@test.com')->first(), RegisteredToActivityNotification::class);

teebee avatar
teebee

Thank you for this. It helped me to fix the last test.

Notification::assertSentTo(User::where('email', 'test@test.com')->first(), RegisteredToActivityNotification::class);

This instruction helped me. Using User::find(2) did not helped.

teebee avatar
teebee

Hi,

Test "test_shows_already_registered_when_user_is_registered_to_activity()" is failing with a large output, and the end message is:

View [activities.show] not found.
 
  at tests\Feature\RegisterActivityTest.php:35
     31▕
     32▕         $response = $this->actingAs($user)->get(route('activity.show', $activity));
     33▕
     34▕         $response->assertSeeText('You have already registered.');
  ➜  35▕         $response->assertDontSeeText('Register to Activity');
     36▕     }
     37▕
     38▕     public function test_authenticated_user_can_register_to_activity()
     39▕     {
 
 
  Tests:    1 failed, 5 passed (17 assertions)
  Duration: 2.71s

The odd thing is that the previous test makes use of the same route without any issue, so it's proof that

get(route('activity.show', $activity));

works as intended;

Nerijus avatar
Nerijus

You are missing a view. View [activities.show] not found

teebee avatar
teebee

If that were the case, shouldn't any other test making use of the same route fail as well? For example the test case right above the one throwing the error, makes use of the same get(route(...)) call, and that test is passing just fine.

davidvm avatar
davidvm

Not sure if you still have this error, but the view is called activity.show. Made the same mistake in my tests :)