testing

PhabricatorAuthSetupCheck.php
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			<?php

			final class PhabricatorAuthSetupCheck extends PhabricatorSetupCheck {

			public function getDefaultGroup() {
			return self::GROUP_IMPORTANT;
			}

			protected function executeChecks() {
			// NOTE: We're not actually building these providers. Building providers
			// can require additional configuration to be present (e.g., to build
			// redirect and login URIs using `phabricator.base-uri`) and it won't
			// necessarily be available when running setup checks.

			// Since this check is only meant as a hint to new administrators about
			// steps they should take, we don't need to be thorough about checking
			// that providers are enabled, available, correctly configured, etc. As
			// long as they've created some kind of provider in the auth app before,
			// they know that it exists and don't need the hint to go check it out.

			$configs = id(new PhabricatorAuthProviderConfigQuery())
			->setViewer(PhabricatorUser::getOmnipotentUser())
			->execute();

			if (!$configs) {
			$message = pht(
			'You have not configured any authentication providers yet. You '.
			'should add a provider (like username/password, LDAP, or GitHub '.
			'OAuth) so users can register and log in. You can add and configure '.
			'providers %s.',
			phutil_tag(
			'a',
			array(
			'href' => '/auth/',
			),
			pht('using the "Auth" application')));

			$this
			->newIssue('auth.noproviders')
			->setShortName(pht('No Auth Providers'))
			->setName(pht('No Authentication Providers Configured'))
			->setMessage($message);
			}
			}
			}