Today, the default theme when writing tests is classy, which is likely deprecated in the future
#3050378: [meta] Replace Classy with a starterkit theme →
. For this, and various other reasons Classy is decoupled from the testing infrastructure:
#2352949: Deprecate using Classy as the default theme for the 'testing' profile →
. Until now, we assume there isn't a default value in Drupal 9 and it is required for all test cases not specifying installation profile to specify which theme they use in their tests. However, “no default” is just one of the possible choices.
The 3 possible choices:
There might be a way to be both explicit and provide a default value. We could set a default value that is set only if the test case has explicitly opted into the default. One option would be provide TESTING_DEFAULT_THEME constant which would allow test cases to use the current default value. This would remove the need to manually update testing theme on major releases.
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I agree with #12 that this is fixed and the change record was published in 2019. The implementation was moved to other issue.
I've updated credit and moving straight to Fixed.
Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.