Tests not executing about vscode-phpunit HOT 7 CLOSED

Try an absolute path. ENOENT means the file doesn't exist. In my case I had the wrong file extension.

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Any news on this issue? I'm running into the same problems as the others in this thread.
I've written an absolute path to phpunit.bat and it appears it's correct, as I now get this message, which is the content of the phpunit.bat file.

"@echo OFF
setlocal DISABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
SET BIN_TARGET=%~dp0/../phpunit/phpunit/phpunit
php "%BIN_TARGET%" %*
"

I'm using Laravel.
I'm not sure what else I can try to figure it out.

I'd really like to get this working. The Test explorer is super cool, but tests can't run. I'm stuck with running them manually from Powershell.

Thanks!

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I had the same issue. For me I opened in vscode

Settings -> Extensions -> PHPUnit Configuration

About 8 settings down there is "Phpunit: Phpunit" Path to phpunit.

Setting this fixed my issue.

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Dosn't work for me.

I have set the following setting:
"phpunit.phpunit": "${workspaceFolder}\vendor\bin\phpunit",

I use Laravel Framework and the phpunit executable exists in bin/phpunit

This is the message in PHPUnit LanguageServer window now:
spawn ${workspaceFolder}\vendor\bin\phpunit ENOENT

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I'm rewriting this project now, it will fix this issue at next version

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Thanks @recca0120 do you have any ETA about this?
At least a suggestion on how I should set the phpunit.phpunit value since it seems to be broken. My vendor directory is in app/vendor and I couldn't set a proper relative path. None of these worked.

"phpunit.phpunit": "app/vendor/bin/phpunit" <-- It should search for phpunit OR phpunit.bat
"phpunit.phpunit": "app/vendor/bin/phpunit.bat"
"phpunit.phpunit": "${workspaceFolder}/app/vendor/bin/phpunit"
"phpunit.phpunit": "${workspaceFolder}/app/vendor/bin/phpunit.bat"
"phpunit.phpunit": "${workspaceFolder}\\app\\vendor\\bin\\phpunit"
"phpunit.phpunit": "${workspaceFolder}\\app\\vendor\\bin\\phpunit.bat"

I always get:

spawn \${workspaceFolder}\app\vendor\bin\phpunit.bat ENOENT

Please notice it prepends a \ and it doesn't seem to resolve ${workspaceFolder}.

For now I'm using an absolute path but I want to really really really want to avoid that. It breaks multiplatform compatibility and - heck - it even breaks my PC at home if I ever wanted to commit the .vscode directory.

"phpunit.phpunit": "C:\\Users\\User\\my-project\\app\\vendor\\bin\\phpunit.bat",

Thanks.

PS. It think this is a duplicate of #39

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try version 3.0

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