Maybe I'm wrong here - can one rely on the first argument being the command?

If so, \Symfony\Component\Console\Tester\CommandTester::execute does not seem to guarantee this.

I think this is going to be fixed by #14197 already

Not sure if #14197 does the right thing (tm)?

@mpdude FYI $input->getArgument('command') return the cmd name and doesn't allow to know if the user uses the alias or name to execute this command

So, trying to fix it by making sure the CommandTester adds the command name as first argument.

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If the first argument has such a special meaning and can (always?) be expected to contain the (unparsed?) command name, maybe that would be worth a doc note somewhere? (DocBlock?)

now it's ok 👍

Please merge so folks with open PRs can rebase and get their tests green again :-)

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Can anyone see why some of the Travis builds still fail as before?

Thank you @mpdude.