No violations detected when there are.

[NoahNxT]

Q	A
Library version	0.3.29
PHP version	8.3

Support Question

I made a config fully custom to the project we are working on, but for some reason even when there are violations it always gives me the NO VIOLATIONS DETECTED! result.

Hereby an example:

I created a rule for all my enums to be uniform named and be the type of an Enum:

    $classSet = ClassSet::fromDir(__DIR__ . '/Modules');

    $layeredArchitectureRules = Architecture::withComponents()
            ->component('Enum')->definedBy('Modules\*\App\Domains\*\Enums\*')    
            ->component('Trait')->definedBy('Modules\*\App\Domains\*\Traits\*')
            ->where('Enum')->mayDependOnComponents('Trait')
            ->rules();

    $rules[] = Rule::allClasses()
        ->that(new ResideInOneOfTheseNamespaces('Modules\*\App\Domains\*\Enums'))
        ->should(new HaveNameMatching('*Enum'))
        ->because('we want uniform naming');
    $rules[] = Rule::allClasses()
        ->that(new ResideInOneOfTheseNamespaces('Modules\*\App\Domains\*\Enums'))
        ->should(new IsEnum())
        ->because('Enums should be enums');

    $config->add($classSet, ...$rules, ...$layeredArchitectureRules);

I created a fake file in the folder:

The path of the file is:
/Modules/Hrm/App/Domains/Base/Enums/test.php

The command I'm running:
./vendor/bin/phparkitect check

Any Idea what is happening? Can't seem to find any other options anymore.

[fain182]

You can try to debug rules by using for example:
phparkitect debug:expression ResideInOneOfTheseNamespaces "Modules\*\App\Domains\*\Enums\*"

So you can check if the problem is that is not considering the class with the problems or if the problem is somewhere else.

[micheleorselli]

Hey @NoahNxT, I've added a test trying to reproduce the behaviour you described. It seems the rules are applied correctly. Let us know if we can consider this issue closed or more investigation is needed