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fix(ci): Execute tests via web server This commit fixes the test execution by running the tests in a proper web context. Previously, the tests were run via the PHP CLI, which caused errors because the
$_SERVERvariables were not being set. This has been resolved by: 1. Starting a PHP built-in web server in the background. 2. Usingcurlto make an HTTP request to thetest/index.phpscript. 3. Parsing the output ofcurlto determine if the tests passed or failed. 4. Adding a step to stop the web server after the tests are complete. This approach correctly simulates a web environment, allowing the tests to run as intended. #27New issue
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fix(ci): Execute tests via web server This commit fixes the test execution by running the tests in a proper web context. Previously, the tests were run via the PHP CLI, which caused errors because the
$_SERVERvariables were not being set. This has been resolved by: 1. Starting a PHP built-in web server in the background. 2. Usingcurlto make an HTTP request to thetest/index.phpscript. 3. Parsing the output ofcurlto determine if the tests passed or failed. 4. Adding a step to stop the web server after the tests are complete. This approach correctly simulates a web environment, allowing the tests to run as intended. #27Changes from all commits
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