Use PHPStorm Test runner for phpunit tests

[norgeindian]

Is there any way to use the default PHPStorm test runner to run PHPUnit tests directly in the IDE?
I followed https://alejandrocelaya.blog/2017/02/01/run-phpunit-tests-inside-docker-container-from-phpstorm/, which makes it possible to use a PHP interpreter from a docker image, but when I set up everything like written down there, I directly get the error message Unknown MySQL server host 'tmp-mysql'.
That makes sense, as PHPStorm can not connect to our DB from outside.
Is there any approach to that?

[tdgroot]

Just an untested idea: you could generate a docker-compose file using warden env config > docker-compose.yaml. Then you could assign a remote interpreter from Docker Compose in PhpStorm.

[JosephLeedy]

This comment in #21 explains how to set it up. Be aware that I am having a lot of issues with it, though, including long run times and random exits without errors.

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[norgeindian]

It would be awesome, if an explanation how to set it up could be added to the docs.

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+1. Would really appreciate a stable solution described in the docs

[lfolco]

Going to try to bump this, I've been trying to get this to work for some time and I'm at my wit's end.

[bap14]

1. Make sure PHPUnit is installed as a dev dependency: composer require --dev phpunit/phpunit
2. Dump your project's docker-compose.yml contents to a file: warden env config > .warden/docker-compose.yml
3. In PHPStorm open the settings window
4. Under "Build, Execution, Deployment" select "Docker"
5. Create a docker entry if you don't already have one, select Under "Connect to Docker daemon with:" select "Docker for Mac"
6. Click "PHP" (the main heading)
7. Click the [...] button next to the CLI Interpreter select box
8. Click the "+" to add a new CLI Interpreter (or edit an existing one)
9. For the server select the Docker server
10. For the configuration file select the .warden/docker-compose.yml file that was created in step 2
11. For service select "php-debug"
12. For Lifecycle select "Always start new container"
13. Click "OK" to save
14. Add a path mapping to the PHP interpreter mapping the project root to /var/www/html
15. Under "PHP --> Test Frameworks", click the "+" to add a new one
16. Under "PHPUnit Library" select "Use Composer autoloader"
17. Make sure the path to script is /var/www/html/autoload.php
18. Set the "Default configuration file" to your phpunit.xml

Doing all of the above worked for me. @lfolco Can you give the above steps a try and if that works, we can integrate this into the documentation.