I’m not sure why it works like this, it seems to assume that it is run with the directory of the “phpunit” executable as working directory. I finally found out that the test runner that is generated by PhpStorm looks for “././vendor/autoload.php” or “./././vendor/autoload.php” within the include path. Now when you run a test file, or a phpunit.xml configuration in PhpStorm, the path is passed to our fake interpreter (test.sh) and … The project directory must be mounted to the exact same path as on the host because there are no path mappings for a local interpreter and host paths will be passed to PHPUnit.PhpStorm writes a temporary test runner to /tmp, so we mount the host /tmp directory to the container.But the two highlighted lines that are important for the PhpStorm integration: Yours will look different, whatever the needs of your PHP container are. config/php/ext-xdebug.ini:/usr/local/etc/php/conf.d/ext-xdebug.ini config/php/php.ini:/usr/local/etc/php/php.ini docker-compose Configurationįor me the “integration” container is defined like this in docker-compose.yml: I got the idea from this article and adapted it for docker-compose.ĭocker-compose run integration php “integration” is the name of the container. PhpStorm will not know that it runs in a container. The interpreter is actually a shell script that runs PHP in my container using docker-compose run. So instead of configuring the Remote PHP Interpreter for Docker, I created a local interpreter like this and selected it as the CLI interpreter for the project: If that’s not a problem for you, you will not need what I am going to explain here, read this instead: So for example my PHP container does not get access to the MySQL container for integration tests. Since PhpStorm 2013.2 there is a docker intergration which works well for single containers, but unfortunately it does not seem to use the running network of containers.
I wanted to run tests with PHPUnit on a docker environment, which was set up with docker-compose, and use the PhpStorm integration.
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