Hi Christian,
It's what I said in my previous e-mail: if possible, I would like to
avoid a job dedicated to itests. If there are no other ways, we will do
like this.
For the PerSuite, you have an option in Pax Exam to reuse an existing
container. Let me try with that.
Regards
JB
On 10/27/2013 10:35 AM, Christian Schneider wrote:
Hi JB,
I created an itest build here:
https://builds.apache.org/view/H-L/view/Karaf/job/Karaf-itests/
You can reuse it or delete it when you create a new build.
About the PerSuite tests. I have experimented a bit. In eclipse I was
able to run most of the karaf tests successfully in PerSuite mode and
they are really extremely fast. Unfortunately I was not able to make
them work with maven. In maven the karaf container was always created
for each test class. I think it is related to the fork mode of surefire.
By default it seems to start a fresh process for each test class. When I
changed forkCount to 0 none of the tests work. So the results of my
experiments is that it has a lot of potential but currently does not
work correctly.
Christian
Am 27.10.2013 07:49, schrieb Jean-Baptiste Onofré:
Hi Christian,
On 10/26/2013 09:28 PM, Christian Schneider wrote:
On 26.10.2013 21:14, Jean-Baptiste Onofré wrote:
Hi Christian,
- If you mean create two job in Jenkins, I disagree. I would prefer to
work with profiles. More over, it makes sense to tight the itest on
the artifacts that we just built before. Maybe we can have to target
on Jenkins: one with the itest profile, one without the itest profile.
The trigger for the full build (including itest) is every night, the
build without itest is at scm polling.
I did not want to have a build without itests. The itests are fast
enough to run in both builds. I wanted one build with itests after each
commit and one build with itests and deploy nightly. The problem
currently seems to be the deploy it takes much longer than the tests.
Catcha, so build without deploy after scm poll, and deploy only for
nightly builds ? I can do that.
- For the PerClass test on feature, I'm agree.
- Not sure I follow you for the PerSuite. What do you mean ?
PerSuite will start karaf only once and run several test classes on it.
Catcha, you mean reuse the same Karaf container for all itests. We
just have to be careful that one itest doesn't impact another. I have
issues like this when I implemented itests.
Regards
JB
Christian
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