Hello,

when some tests are skipped in a "before class" hook, there is a problem in the output.

Let's say our test suite have:

• 100 tests in a class which is skipped using #[RequiresPhp('^9.0')]
• 100 other tests wich will run normally

here what its output looks like:

...............................................................  63 / 200 ( 31%)
.....................................SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS 126 / 200 ( 63%)
SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS 189 / 200 ( 94%)
SSSSSSSSSSS                                                     200 / 200 (100%)
 
Time: 00:00.025, Memory: 10.00 MB
 
OK, but some tests were skipped!
Tests: 200, Assertions: 100, Skipped: 100.

(BTW, the output is the same if the tests are skipped by calling self::markTestSkipped() in a "before" hook)

and now, the very same suite, but self::markTestSkipped() is called in a "before class" hook:

...............................................................  63 / 200 ( 31%)
.....................................
 
Time: 00:00.016, Memory: 10.00 MB
 
OK, but some tests were skipped!
Tests: 100, Assertions: 100, Skipped: 1.

We can see several problems in the output, comparing to the previous one:

• the second line of the progress bar does not display any count
• skipped tests are not displayed in the progress bar
• there are only 100 dots int the progress whereas the total displayed at the end of the line is 200
• the summary seems to not reflect the total number of tests, nor the number of skipped tests

Here is a proposal to make this case coherent with any other mean to skip a full class of tests.