IBX-11766: Removed prod phpunit dependency

[bnowak]

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• Remove tmp commit before merging

🎫 Issue	IBX-11766

Related PRs:

#183

Description:

The main goal is to unblock updating of phpunit/phpunit in ibexa/* dev dependencies to a version higher than 10. Currently, this package narrows it down to max version 10.

This PR moves phpunit to dev dependencies.

For QA:

Documentation:

[mnocon]

Hi!

Maybe you've checked this already, but the reason phpunit was in the require section is that the Behat tests sometimes use PHPUnit assertions:
https://github.com/ibexa/page-builder/blob/5.0/src/lib/Behat/Component/Blocks/TextBlock.php#L77

so PHPUnit has to be installed on the project level when Behat tests are run.

Might be good to run regressions to verify before merging this - if they're green it will be ok 👍

[bnowak]

Hi!

Maybe you've checked this already, but the reason phpunit was in the require section is that the Behat tests sometimes use PHPUnit assertions: https://github.com/ibexa/page-builder/blob/5.0/src/lib/Behat/Component/Blocks/TextBlock.php#L77

so PHPUnit has to be installed on the project level when Behat tests are run.

Might be good to run regressions to verify before merging this - if they're green it will be ok 👍

@mnocon
Yeah, I've checked that. The plan is to replace phpunit assertions with those from webmozart/assert library. It's quite popular (over 911 billion installs), stable and widely used in php applications. Also, it has not additional dependencies and is self-served. 😉

By running regressions, do you mean some more/additional tests which are not triggered by CI jobs? Could you shortly introduce me to that topic please?

[mnocon]

By running regressions I mean running the whole test suite (not only the checks defined in the given repo), usually run by the QA by preparing a PR similar to this one: ibexa/commerce#1813

They'll help you with that once you're ready 😄

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