A non-stress target already exists and is called tests-unit. It does not include any of the stress testing and runs in 5.5 minutes on a PIII 850MHz single processor box:
testsuite 1729>./build.sh tests-unit ... BUILD SUCCESSFUL Total time: 5 minutes 23 seconds testsuite 1731>./build.sh -projecthelp Searching for build.xml ... Buildfile: /home/starksm/cvsroot/Main/jboss-all/testsuite/build.xml Default target: main Executes the default target (most). Main targets: all Builds everything. clean Cleans up most generated files. clobber Cleans up all generated files. compile Compile all source files. docs Builds all documentation. jars Builds all jar files. main Executes the default target (most). most Builds almost everything. one-test Execute a single test. release-all Builds a distribution for each archive type. release-tar Builds a TAR release distribution. release-tgz Builds a TAR-GZIP release distribution. release-zip Builds a ZIP release distribution. reports Generates all reports. test Execute a single test. tests Execute all tests. tests-stress Execute all stress tests. tests-unit Execute all unit tests. > But to make developers use the test suite it should > also be simple, straightforward and _fast_ to run. > Currently, on my 800MhZ Duron system, the test suite > takes about 40 minutes to run. This is so long that > it may scare some developers from running the suite. > Most of the time it runs stress tests that take a > long time. > > Maybe it would be an idea to have another test target > that only includes basic functionality tests, and > that can run in a few minutes? > Chances are higher that developers will run tests if > it only takes a few minutes, and basic functionality > testing is better than no testing at all. > _______________________________________________ Jboss-development mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jboss-development
