cakephp2.0で初めてのテスト
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The document provides instructions for setting up PHPUnit and using it to test CakePHP applications. It describes discovering PHPUnit channels with PEAR, installing PHPUnit, generating fixture files with the CakePHP bake command, and generating test files also with the bake command to test models, behaviors, components and helpers.
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