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[Jean-Philippe Gaudreau <jp.gaudreau@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I found a clean way to fix this issue using the
get_installed_plugins_paths function. Pushing the patch right away.

** Changed in: mahara
     Assignee: (unassigned) => Jean-Philippe Gaudreau (jp-gaudreau)

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1515794

Title:
  phpunit database teardown is incomplete

Status in Mahara:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  As noticed in Bug 1515473.

  If you run the Mahara phpunit tests twice against the same database
  (by doing "make phpunit") you get errors on the second run. Phpunit
  attempts to tear down the test database and re-create it, but it
  misses some items and errors out when it tries to recreate them,
  because they already exist. This happens in Postgres or MySQL.

  I'm guessing it's because there are some database entities that we
  create through direct execution of DDL statements rather than through
  XMLDB and install.xml files. Probably the teardown uses the
  install.xml files to remove everything, misses the directly-created
  things, and then the subsequent installer tries to re-create them.

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