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    • Enhanced documentation for multiple test suites to clarify that they include SQL Server-specific configuration for database connection and credentials. No changes were made to test logic or functionality.

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Class-level docblocks in several SQL Server-specific test files were updated to include a new bullet point documenting that the test suites use SQL Server-specific configuration for database connection and credentials. No functional code or logic was changed; all modifications were limited to clarifying documentation.

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File(s) Change Summary
tests/mssql/ExceptionHandlingTest.php Added docblock note about SQL Server-specific database configuration and credentials.
tests/mssql/ExtensibilityTest.php Added docblock note about SQL Server-specific database configuration and credentials.
tests/mssql/NodeAppendTest.php
tests/mssql/NodeInsertTest.php
Added docblock note about SQL Server-specific database configuration and credentials.
tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php
tests/mssql/NodeStateTest.php
Added docblock note about SQL Server-specific database configuration and credentials.
tests/mssql/TreeTraversalTest.php Added docblock note about SQL Server-specific database configuration and credentials.
tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php Added docblock note about SQL Server-specific database configuration and credentials.

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"SQL Server’s setup is here,
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php (1)

22-25: Minor docblock punctuation consistency

Nit-pick: the section title “Key features.” ends with a period but conventionally headings finish with a colon when followed by a bullet list.
Consider updating to improve consistency:

- * Key features.
+ * Key features:
tests/mssql/NodeAppendTest.php (1)

22-29: Minor wording tweak – change "Key features." to "Key features:"

The header for the bullet list ends with a period, while the following line is a bullet list. A colon is more conventional and avoids treating the heading as a full sentence.

- * Key features.
+ * Key features:
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  • tests/mssql/ExceptionHandlingTest.php (1 hunks)
  • tests/mssql/ExtensibilityTest.php (1 hunks)
  • tests/mssql/NodeAppendTest.php (1 hunks)
  • tests/mssql/NodeInsertTest.php (1 hunks)
  • tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php (1 hunks)
  • tests/mssql/NodeStateTest.php (1 hunks)
  • tests/mssql/TreeTraversalTest.php (1 hunks)
  • tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php (1 hunks)
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🧠 Learnings (7)
📓 Common learnings
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/QueryBehaviorTest.php:36-55
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:30.383Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit hard-coded test credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as getenv() returns false in their test environment. For unit tests, explicitly defining connection data is considered acceptable and more reliable than environment variable configuration.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#13
File: src/NestedSetsBehavior.php:145-145
Timestamp: 2025-06-29T11:22:41.889Z
Learning: The user terabytesoftw prefers to keep PRs focused and small, implementing enhancements in separate dedicated PRs rather than bundling multiple changes together.
tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php (2)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
tests/mssql/TreeTraversalTest.php (1)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
tests/mssql/ExtensibilityTest.php (4)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
tests/mssql/NodeInsertTest.php (1)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
tests/mssql/NodeStateTest.php (5)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php:35-54
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:24.015Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers hard-coded database credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as `getEnv()` returns false in their testing setup and explicit connection data is more reliable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/QueryBehaviorTest.php:36-55
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:30.383Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit hard-coded test credentials in unit test files rather than environment variables, as getenv() returns false in their test environment. For unit tests, explicitly defining connection data is considered acceptable and more reliable than environment variable configuration.
tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php (3)
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#66
File: migrations/m250707_103609_tree.php:0-0
Timestamp: 2025-07-07T12:38:55.434Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers application-level validation through the NestedSetsBehavior class rather than database-level constraints for nested set integrity. The migrations are meant to be flexible examples since developers may create their own tables.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:50-53
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:31.317Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw uses hardcoded database connection credentials in unit tests because environment variables are not reliable in their test environment (getEnv() returns false). They consider hardcoded connection data acceptable for unit tests.
Learnt from: terabytesoftw
PR: yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior#71
File: tests/mssql/ValidationAndStructureTest.php:45-49
Timestamp: 2025-07-08T11:14:34.614Z
Learning: In the yii2-extensions/nested-sets-behavior project, terabytesoftw prefers explicit connection data (including passwords) in unit test files rather than environment variables, since getEnv() can return false and explicit values ensure more reliable test execution.
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🔇 Additional comments (6)
tests/mssql/NodeStateTest.php (1)

24-24: Docblock addition is clear and consistent

The new bullet succinctly states the SQL Server-specific configuration detail and follows the existing punctuation/style of the surrounding list. No issues spotted.

tests/mssql/NodeInsertTest.php (1)

26-26: Docblock addition LGTM

The new bullet is clear, aligns with the surrounding style, and improves clarity.

tests/mssql/NodePrependTest.php (1)

24-24: Documentation addition LGTM

The explicit mention of SQL Server-specific connection details improves clarity and matches the pattern used in sibling test suites. No further action needed.

tests/mssql/ExtensibilityTest.php (1)

20-24: Docblock update looks good

The added bullet point clearly states the SQL Server-specific configuration requirement and keeps the list consistent with the updates in other MSSQL test suites. No further action needed.

tests/mssql/TreeTraversalTest.php (1)

24-24: Docblock enhancement approved
The new bullet point accurately documents the SQL Server–specific configuration and maintains consistency with the surrounding style.

tests/mssql/ExceptionHandlingTest.php (1)

24-24: SQL Server setup note added – looks good

The new bullet succinctly highlights the MSSQL-specific connection configuration, improving clarity without affecting code behavior.

@terabytesoftw terabytesoftw merged commit 9b727f7 into main Jul 8, 2025
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@terabytesoftw terabytesoftw deleted the fix-mini-59 branch July 8, 2025 13:58
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