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This code used to work in Symfony <= 2.7
$userManager =$this->getMock('Hackzilla\Bundle\TicketBundle\User\UserInterface');$form =$this->factory->create(new \Hackzilla\Bundle\TicketBundle\Form\Type\TicketMessageType($userManager));
However in Symfony 3.0, the following error is thrown.
Symfony\Component\Form\Exception\UnexpectedTypeException: Expected argument of type "string", "Hackzilla\Bundle\TicketBundle\Form\Type\TicketMessageType" given/ticketapp/vendor/hackzilla/ticket-bundle/vendor/symfony/symfony/src/Symfony/Component/Form/FormFactory.php:64/ticketapp/vendor/hackzilla/ticket-bundle/vendor/symfony/symfony/src/Symfony/Component/Form/FormFactory.php:39/ticketapp/vendor/hackzilla/ticket-bundle/Tests/Form/Type/TicketMessageTypeTest.php:33The functionality was changed in this commit. There doesn't seem to be any mention of the above, in any change logs, only that getName was deprecated.
[Form] removed deprecated FormType::getName()
I've been on the hunt for documentation that explains how to do this.
InHow to Unit Test your Forms (3.0), the following code appears, but I can't see how it'd work.
$type =newTestedType();$form =$this->factory->create($type);
Whereas it should be passed in as a string.
$form =$this->factory->create('\AppBundle\Form\Type\TestedType');
Though I'm still confused as to how you're supposed to do the above when your type has a constructor.
Closest I have found seems to be:
class TicketMessageTypeTestextends TypeTestCase{protectedfunctiongetExtensions() {$userManager =$this->getMock('Hackzilla\Bundle\TicketBundle\User\UserInterface');$ticketMessageType =new \Hackzilla\Bundle\TicketBundle\Form\Type\TicketMessageType($userManager);return [newPreloadedExtension([$ticketMessageType->getBlockPrefix() =>$ticketMessageType, ], [])]; }...}