I'd recommend just putting the source for the test artifact it in the test sources of the artifact you're testing.
--> That sentence was as awesome to write as it is to read. This feels not worth the hassle of any build heroics. Also remember you'll likely need to exclude the test.nar artifact from the rat check. Thanks Joe On Wed, May 27, 2015 at 10:38 PM, Dan Bress <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm working on NIFI-632, and like a good little developer I'm writing my test > code first. The test code will attempt to load a nar that contains a > processor that will attempt to load a resource from the nar during processor > initialization, because Matt Gilman indicated that was causing problems with > documentation generation. > > > I was planning on including this test nar as a test resource in the > nifi-documentation project. I was thinking it would be a good idea to check > in the source used to build this test nar somewhere in the event that I or > someone else needs to modify it. > > > Where should the code I use to generate this test resource live? > > > Dan Bress > Software Engineer > ONYX Consulting Services
