Hi Vishwas Thanks for providing a detailed answer about this issue, now I know the reason why theintegration tests were failing on my machine.
Regards, Angel From: Vishwas Babu <vish...@confluxtechnologies.com> Sent: sábado, 22 de junio de 2019 01:07 To: Dev <dev@fineract.apache.org> Subject: Re: Running IntegrationTest using different locale values Hi Angel, >>Recently I’ve been running the integrationTest gradle task and noticed that >>some tests were failing for me, however it seems that they work perfectly for >>other people This could be caused by 1) Integration tests fail when the default tenant has a different time-zone than the system(s) running the application and database servers - Additional details and suggested fixes at https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FINERACT-723 2) Integration test cases fail when run on the 1st of a month - https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FINERACT-722 To ensure Integration tests are stable on Travis, we hardcode the system timezone to Asia/Kolkata (which is the same timezone of the default tenant) and set the system date to the 23rd of Feb 2019. Regards, Vishwas On Wed, Jun 19, 2019 at 11:22 AM Angel Cajas <angel.ca...@bowpi.com<mailto:angel.ca...@bowpi.com>> wrote: Hi developers, Recently I’ve been running the integrationTest gradle task and noticed that some tests were failing for me, however it seems that they work perfectly for other people. I noticed that most of those test failed because of the date format being used: “dd MMMM yyyy “ and because there seems to be some locale differences between my computer and the ones being used in Fineract responses which causes some tests to fail. Adding a locale parameter to the some StringFormat objects helped me to reduce the number of test but that only make me question if are there some computer settings that I should have to run integration test these integration tests? I would really appreciate you answers Regards, Angel
