phpunit-migration-test-reviewing

phpunit-migration-test-reviewing is a skill for Claude Code from shopwareLabs/ai-coding-tools. It costs 32 tokens per session (4,420 once invoked), scanned A, original, MIT.

An internal reviewer for PHPUnit migration tests, which test database or code changes made during application upgrades.

In plain words
What is it for?
Use it to review a migration test file, selected test methods, or specific parts of a test class against the applicable rules.
Why use it?
It checks tests against Shopware's migration-testing rules so required problems are identified consistently.

Skill for Claude Code

Written for Claude Code: allowed-tools in frontmatter. Also seen: mentions Claude Code.

Part of the test-writing plugin — 11 skills, 3 agents shipped together

Good fit Use it to review a migration test file, selected test methods, or specific parts of a test class against the applicable rules.

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plugins/test-writing/skills/phpunit-migration-test-reviewing/SKILL.md · 237 lines

How it starts

The opening of the file, as written. The whole thing — 237 lines — stays where its author put it; the contents beside it link to each section on GitHub.

PHPUnit Migration Test Review

Review a Shopware PHPUnit migration test for compliance with migration testing conventions.

Overview

Review the test against the composed migration catalog — MIGRATION-001..006, MIGRATION-008 and MIGRATION-009, all must-fix, together with every convention, design, isolation, and provider rule whose test-types declares migration, at whatever enforce level each carries.

Input

  • {test_path} (required unless {digest} is set, which supplies the class shape instead) — Path to the migration test file.
  • {methods} (optional) — List of test method names to scope the review to. When omitted, the full class is reviewed.
  • {review_unit} (optional) — method, class-structure, class-bodies, or a list of these. When set, only rules whose minimal evaluation unit matches load. When omitted, all rules load. Orthogonal to {methods}.
  • {digest} (optional) — a pre-extracted, body-free structural digest of the test class. When set, review this text and skip reading the test file. Forces class-structure rules only. See Digest Mode.
  • {rules} (optional) — the pre-rendered rule catalog as text, provided in your prompt. When set, enter Inline-Rules Mode: select rules from this text instead of calling get_rules. When omitted, rules load via get_rules. See Inline-Rules Mode.
  • {baseline} (optional) — pass, fail, or unavailable: this file's test state before the review, supplied by the caller. Defaults to unavailable when omitted. Record and report it; this skill never executes tests to obtain it.

Workflow

digraph migration_review {
  "Review request" [shape=doublecircle];
  "digest set?" [shape=diamond];
  "Digest Mode: judge the digest text alone; force class-structure rules; read nothing from disk" [shape=box];
  "Phase 1: locate the file, verify tests/migration/, read CoversClass to find the source migration, verify it extends MigrationStep, read the test file" [shape=box];
  "in tests/migration/, source class found and a MigrationStep?" [shape=diamond];
  "STOP: FAILED - not a migration test, or source class missing or not a MigrationStep" [shape=octagon, style=filled, fillcolor=red];
  "named methods resolve?" [shape=diamond];
  "STOP: FAILED - No matching methods found" [shape=octagon, style=filled, fillcolor=red];
  "Phase 2: read the source migration - decide whether updateDestructive has logic, list the SQL operations in update and updateDestructive, keep both for MIGRATION-002 and MIGRATION-004" [shape=box];
  "Phase 3: build the rule filters - test_type=migration, no group, no test_category, scoped_review, review_unit" [shape=box];
  "rules set?" [shape=diamond];
  "Inline-Rules Mode: select from the inline composed catalog; never filter on Group or Categories; open no rule file" [shape=box];
  "Call get_rules with the filters this mode sets" [shape=box];
  "get_rules available?" [shape=diamond];
  "STOP: FAILED - test-rules MCP server not available; never fall back to hardcoded checks" [shape=octagon, style=filled, fillcolor=red];
  "Phase 4: apply each rule's detection algorithm against the scoped code, feeding the Phase 2 source context to MIGRATION-002 and MIGRATION-004; record violations and write suggested fixes" [shape=box];
  "Phase 5: apply the baseline - fail forces ISSUES_FOUND" [shape=box];
  "Emit the report per references/output-format.md" [shape=doublecircle];

  "Review request" -> "digest set?";
  "digest set?" -> "Digest Mode: judge the digest text alone; force class-structure rules; read nothing from disk" [label="yes"];
  "digest set?" -> "Phase 1: locate the file, verify tests/migration/, read CoversClass to find the source migration, verify it extends MigrationStep, read the test file" [label="no"];
  "Digest Mode: judge the digest text alone; force class-structure rules; read nothing from disk" -> "rules set?";
  "Phase 1: locate the file, verify tests/migration/, read CoversClass to find the source migration, verify it extends MigrationStep, read the test file" -> "in tests/migration/, source class found and a MigrationStep?";
  "in tests/migration/, source class found and a MigrationStep?" -> "STOP: FAILED - not a migration test, or source class missing or not a MigrationStep" [label="no"];
  "in tests/migration/, source class found and a MigrationStep?" -> "named methods resolve?" [label="yes"];
  "named methods resolve?" -> "STOP: FAILED - No matching methods found" [label="none match"];
  "named methods resolve?" -> "Phase 2: read the source migration - decide whether updateDestructive has logic, list the SQL operations in update and updateDestructive, keep both for MIGRATION-002 and MIGRATION-004" [label="some or all match, or methods unset - each unmatched name is a warning"];
  "Phase 2: read the source migration - decide whether updateDestructive has logic, list the SQL operations in update and updateDestructive, keep both for MIGRATION-002 and MIGRATION-004" -> "Phase 3: build the rule filters - test_type=migration, no group, no test_category, scoped_review, review_unit";
  "Phase 3: build the rule filters - test_type=migration, no group, no test_category, scoped_review, review_unit" -> "rules set?";
  "rules set?" -> "Inline-Rules Mode: select from the inline composed catalog; never filter on Group or Categories; open no rule file" [label="yes"];
  "rules set?" -> "Call get_rules with the filters this mode sets" [label="no"];
  "Inline-Rules Mode: select from the inline composed catalog; never filter on Group or Categories; open no rule file" -> "Phase 4: apply each rule's detection algorithm against the scoped code, feeding the Phase 2 source context to MIGRATION-002 and MIGRATION-004; record violations and write suggested fixes";
  "Call get_rules with the filters this mode sets" -> "get_rules available?";
  "get_rules available?" -> "STOP: FAILED - test-rules MCP server not available; never fall back to hardcoded checks" [label="no"];
  "get_rules available?" -> "Phase 4: apply each rule's detection algorithm against the scoped code, feeding the Phase 2 source context to MIGRATION-002 and MIGRATION-004; record violations and write suggested fixes";
  "Phase 4: apply each rule's detection algorithm against the scoped code, feeding the Phase 2 source context to MIGRATION-002 and MIGRATION-004; record violations and write suggested fixes" -> "Phase 5: apply the baseline - fail forces ISSUES_FOUND";
  "Phase 5: apply the baseline - fail forces ISSUES_FOUND" -> "Emit the report per references/output-format.md";
}

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phpunit-migration-test-reviewing is a skill published in the GitHub repository shopwareLabs/ai-coding-tools (45 stars, last pushed 6d ago), licensed MIT. It adds 32 tokens to every session and 4,420 once invoked, about $0.0001 per session on Opus 5.5. A static security scan graded it A with 0 findings. No closer match exists in the catalogue, so it is treated as the original; first seen 2026-08-30.