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To write tests for Yii2 using Codeception, you differentiate between Functional tests using Cest classes and Unit tests, enforcing strict typing, specific naming conventions, and structured code standards for robust application development.

Functional testing in Yii2 Codeception focuses on testing application flows via Cest classes, whereas unit testing targets isolated components to ensure code quality, maintainability, and strict adherence to established testing standards.

You can run all Codeception tests in a Yii2 project by executing the `make test` command, which provides a simple way to run specific or all project tests according to the established guidelines.

Yes, you need strict typing for Codeception tests in Yii2 to adhere to the enforced code conventions, which mandate specific naming, structure, and strict typing to maintain code quality and maintainability.

Codeception naming conventions for Yii2 testing enforce specific structures for Functional Cest and Unit tests, ensuring clear differentiation and adherence to strict testing standards to guide new developers in writing effective tests.

Your Yii2 Codeception test fails project standards if it lacks strict typing, uses incorrect naming conventions, or does not follow the structural guidelines differentiating Functional Cest tests from Unit tests.