[ACCEPTED]-How to force a failure with phpunit-phpunit

Accepted answer

Score: 116

I believe this should work within a test 1 case:

$this->fail('Message');

Score: 3

Another way to do it (especially helpful 1 when writing a testing tool) would be:

use PHPUnit_Framework_ExpectationFailedException as PHPUnitException;

try {
    // something here
} catch (SpecificException $e) {
    // force a fail:
    throw new PHPUnitException("This was not expected.");
}

Score: 2

Yes, theres a way,

$this->fail("your message");

if you want to see the 1 page u have failed than

print_r(getResponse()->getContent());

Source: stackoverflow.com

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