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I am trying to make one of the most simplest (I think) functional test by PHPUnit for a Symfony3 controller.

My controller code is just a redirect:

class DefaultController extends Controller
{
    public function indexAction()
    {
        return $this->redirectToRoute('admin_dashboard', array(), 301);
    }
}

and my test function is as follows:

class DefaultControllerTest extends WebTestCase
{
    public function testIndex()
    {
        $client = static::createClient(array(), array(
            'HTTP_HOST' => 'www.admin.dev',
        ));

        $client->request('GET', '/');
        $client->followRedirect();
        $this->assertTrue($client->getResponse()->isRedirect('/dashboard/'));
    }
}

The error that I get here is as follows:

LogicException: The request was not redirected

Also some of the results that I get for some values are as follows:

$client->getRequest()->getUri() -> "http://www.admin.dev/"
$client->getResponse()->getStatusCode() -> 404
$client->getResponse() instanceof RedirectResponse -> false
$client->getResponse()->headers->get('location') -> null

A little more background for this issue:

  • I have multiple domains pointing to this same project
  • The bundle is only loaded when the relative domain is asked for.

For example:

www.admin.dev -> admin bundle
www.admin2.dev -> admin2 bundle
www.admin3.dev -> admin3 bundle

Any ideas what am I doing wrong that I am stuck with this simple problem?

My routing configuration is:

homepage:
    host: "www.%domain%"
    path:     /
    defaults: { _controller: MyBundle:Default:index}

admin_dashboard:
    host: "www.%domain%"
    prefix:   /dashboard
    path:     /
    defaults: { _controller: MyBundle:Dashboard:index}

And

%domain% is a parameter in the parameter file. The value is 'admin.dev'
Stiff Roy
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  • `$client->getResponse()->getStatusCode() -> 404` looks like your `indexAction` route isn't even triggered - take a look at the logs and the `router:debug` command (and perhaps post results). – ccKep May 30 '17 at 13:11
  • My debug:router does not normally work. So, for getting the proper routes, I need to define my environment as: `php bin/console debug:router --env=dev_frontend` – Stiff Roy May 30 '17 at 16:46
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    Are you sure your unit test runs in the same environment? – ccKep May 30 '17 at 16:58
  • Actually I am not sure about it and I am very curious to know that. Is there any way that you can define the environment? I think the tests are always running on the 'test' environment. – Stiff Roy May 31 '17 at 08:40
  • You can specify the environment in the createClient method, just add `'environment' => 'my_test_env',` to the 1st parameter array. (Replacing with the correct environment ofcourse) – ccKep May 31 '17 at 08:48
  • it gives me an error of: `You have requested a non-existent service "test.client"` – Stiff Roy May 31 '17 at 10:45
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    The test client is only available if the `framework.test` option is enabled. My guess is you're importing different routes in different environments. If that's the case you should either specify a testing-environment for each of your normal environmens where the `framework.test` option is enabled or re-think your routing strategy. Currently it just looks like your routes aren't even loaded (because you're in the testing environment) and thus you get a 404. Oops: Didn't see you answered yourself down there - should probably accept that so it's at the top! ;-) – ccKep May 31 '17 at 11:00

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You are try this . it is work.

$host="www.admin.dev" // $host= "http://127.1.1.2(local ip)"

public function testIndex()
{
    $client = static::createClient(array(), array(
        'HTTP_HOST' => $host,
    ));
    $client->request('GET', '/forgetpass');
    $this->assertEquals(true,$client->getResponse()->isRedirect('/dashboard'));
}
Burhan Yılmaz
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  • I had already tried this. The value for $client->getResponse()->isRedirect('/dashboard') is always false. – Stiff Roy May 30 '17 at 12:43
  • Can you write route configuration? remove this code $client->followRedirect(); ? – Burhan Yılmaz May 30 '17 at 12:57
  • Sorry I was unable to format the code properly in my reply, so I have edited my original post and added the route configuration. – Stiff Roy May 30 '17 at 16:32
  • The value for $client->getResponse()->isRedirect('/dashboard/') is always false – Stiff Roy May 30 '17 at 16:34
  • I think this ' host: "www.%domain%"' caused error :/ Firstly my code is false but ı remove $client->followRedirect(); then return true :)('sory my engilish is not good ') – Burhan Yılmaz May 30 '17 at 19:54
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At last I solved it. Thanks to ccKep for pointing me to the right direction. All my domains had their own environment and hence, all the routes were not available. Like:

www.admin.dev -> loads routes for only admin bundle
www.admin2.dev -> loads routes for only admin2 bundle
www.admin3.dev -> loads routes for only admin3 bundle

So, to solve the problem I first debug the routes for the 'test' environment (as this environment is responsible for the tests) by calling:

php bin/console debug:router --env=test

and found that it only includes the generic routes and not the domain specific routes. So, to have the routes to be included in my test environment, I included the routing information of my domain into my test routing file.

For those who are still curious about my strange configuration:

I have 3 domains pointing to my project:

www.admin.dev
www.admin2.dev
www.admin3.dev

Depending on this domains, the bundles are loaded as:

www.admin.dev  -> loads MyAdminBundle
www.admin2.dev -> loads MyAdmin2Bundle
www.admin3.dev -> loads MyAdmin3Bundle

Each of my domains have 2 environment of them as:

www.admin.dev  -> dev_admin  and prod_admin
www.admin2.dev -> dev_admin2 and prod_admin2
www.admin3.dev -> dev_admin3 and prod_admin3

And based on these domains and their environment, I have my configuration and routing defined so that when www.domain.dev is called, it uses the configuration, routing and the respective bundle based on its environment and nothing of the MyAdmin2Bundle or MyAdmin3Bundle or any of their routes or configuration.

To make it a bit more clear, I have configuration files like:

config.yml
config_dev.yml
config_dev_domain.yml
config_dev_domain2.yml
config_dev_domain3.yml
config_prod.yml
config_prod_domain.yml
config_prod_domain2.yml
config_prod_domain3.yml
config_test.yml

And routing files like:

routing.yml
routing_dev.yml
routing_dev_domain.yml
routing_dev_domain2.yml
routing_dev_domain3.yml
routing_prod.yml
routing_prod_domain.yml
routing_prod_domain2.yml
routing_prod_domain3.yml
routing_test.yml

Now what I have done it, just included the routing files of domain, domain2 and domain3 into the routing_test.yml. I hope this is enough to understand.

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