Brian E. Fox wrote:
However I don't think it's completely useless
Sure, and I never meant to say that. I appreciate the grid as a great
step towards easier cross-platform testing/debugging.
because the testing and building once maven runs is the same.
As I tried to outline, this doesn't hold 100%. The grid also exhibits
failures that just arise from the specific way Hudson runs the slaves.
The prop maven.home being a unix-style path on Windows is at least the
second time (maven.repo.local the other occasion I remember) where a
Maven invocation failed because of this anomaly.
We just have to fool with the env a bit more.
Yep, e.g. here [0]:
[exec] ERROR: JAVA_HOME is set to an invalid directory.
[exec] JAVA_HOME = "/opt/java/sdk/1.4"
[exec] Please set the JAVA_HOME variable in your environment to match the
[exec] location of your Java installation
Benjamin
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https://grid.sonatype.org/ci/job/Maven-2.0.x-with-bootstrap/jdk=1.4,label=windows/60/console
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