Check if constant exists before defining#32
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This fixes problems when running tests with PHPUnit.
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Thanks! We'll review and get this merged, most likely today. |
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Thanks @kidk! Merged and released as version 0.9.5 |
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We are getting a lot of errors after upgrading to the latest version. The problem is that PHP cannot redefine a constant, so I added a check to see if it already exists before defining again.
Example error:
[exec] 5) ApiControllerTest::testFeedbackSpecialChars
[exec] PHPUnit_Framework_Exception: PHP Notice: Constant ROLLBAR_INCLUDED_ERRNO_BITMASK already defined in /var/lib/jenkins/jobs/ci_development/workspace/protected/vendors/rollbar/rollbar.php on line 81
[exec] PHP Stack trace: