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Cameron Chong
4,298 PointsUpdate since PHP Unit has made a breaking change
This is just to let people know that in the PHP Unit series uses an old version of PHP Unit that works differently to the new one. In the latest version phpunit they use namespacing. You don't need to know what that means though. If you get an error along the lines of class not found then add the following to the php file with your tests, at the very top just after the opening "<?php"
"use PHPUnit\Framework\TestCases;" Then change the class declaration to "class PigLatinTest extends TestCase"
That fixed it for me.