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Hello!

I'm running Laravel under Docker in my local environment, but use the sail to interact with the container.

Can you please have this plugin automatically detect and use sail? I believe this is what vim-test does for PHPUnit.

Thanks!

Hello! I don’t use Sail, and I prefer not to litter my machine with Docker stuff if I can avoid it. :) I’d be happy to accept a PR for this, though!

Cheers,

Michael Utz

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Hello!

I'm running Laravel under Docker in my local environment, but use the sail to interact with the container.

Can you please have this plugin automatically detect and use sail? I believe this is what vim-test does for PHPUnit.

Thanks!

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+1 i have the same requirement. A very dirty quick fix is to let neotest-pest accept this configuration:

        require('neotest-pest')({
          pest_cmd = function()
            return "sail artisan test"
          end
        }),

instead of (rightfully) complaining: Invalid value for argument cmd: 'sail artisan test' is not executable.

Maybe an option to skip the check ?

Note that running tests in a Docker container will need relative paths instead of absolute ones...not sure which is used.

The idea is not to run inside the docker container, but the idea is to let call neovim (natively on your machine outside the container) to "magically" enter the container, run the tests in there and interpret the output in neotest.

sail is just a wrapper around docker exec which runs the test inside the docker container. You still need to pass relative paths to sail or it won't work

Ah i see, i got the idea. I think the relative path tests/ ... will be the default for laravel applications and 99,9% of all other applications, too. But would also be cool to be made configurable.

It should just be relative to the project root which is usually mounted in the docker container under /var/www or /var/www/html