Packe [[email protected]] wrote on 05 November 2013 19:08:
>
> Hi again,
>
> I've been away for a week and didn't have time to work on this.
>
> I will now start the work to port the project to Maven.
>
> Chris, did you have the time to look at what you have done in the
> build.xml file in your refactor branch?
>
> From what I could see you just cleaned it up and added PMD and check
> style. Is that correct?
>
> In the Sourceforge admin interface I can see that there are quite some
> developers registered. I will clean this list now. If anyone feels
> they should remain developer on the project don't hesitate to notify
> me. My intention is to be able to get a better control of what is
> being delivered to trunk in order to avoid to much diversion.
> Therefore the standard way to submit a patch to JSynthLib should be
> through the patch interface on Sourceforge. I will then handle the
> merging and so on.
>
> BR
> /Pascal
>
Hi Pascal,
Sorry for not getting back to you sooner about adding Junit support to
the Ant script in my branch. I was planning on adding something like the
following:
<property name='reports' location='reports'/>
<!-- ******************************************************************* -->
<!-- * JUnit * -->
<!-- ******************************************************************* -->
<target name='init-tests' description='Create the test reports directory'
depends='build'>
<mkdir dir='${reports}'/>
</target>
<target name='run-tests' description='Run the tests' depends='init-tests'>
<junit printsummary='on' fork='on'>
<classpath>
<path refid='classpath'/>
<path location='${bin}'/>
</classpath>
<formatter type='plain' usefile='yes'/>
<formatter type='xml' usefile='yes'/>
<batchtest todir='${reports}'>
<fileset dir='${src}' includes='**/*Test.java'
excludes='**/Abstract*Test.java'/>
</batchtest>
</junit>
</target>
<target name='clean-tests' description='Remove the test reports directory'>
<delete dir='${reports}'/>
</target>
Regards,
Chris
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