Hi Justin,
Would you mind posting the configuration file(s) you use to create these
sequential goals? That would be great.
Guy
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Seems to work fine for running unit/integration/system within the same
build.
We have separate goals for each of the test run types. Each
Good idea. That should work for us for the time being. I'm not overly
impressed with Cruise Control's support for Maven. I'll have to get
serious about testing Maven 2 and Continuum as our path forward.
Thanks again to all who answered my questions.
Guy
David Jackman wrote:
CruiseControl
wrote:
Define at project.properties the default value of test.run.type to
unit. This way CruiseControl will use the default value.
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On 6/20/05, Guy Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks, Justin. This approach should meet our needs for now. Now I
just have to figure out how t
Thanks, Justin. This approach should meet our needs for now. Now I
just have to figure out how to configure CruiseControl to pass a system
property to Maven.
Guy
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
here's our project dir structure:
src/
test/
+- unit/
+- integration/
+- system/
with the follow
Hello,
I'm currently using Maven 1 for running our regular unit tests. However
I'm in the process of adding larger acceptance/integration tests that
cover wide areas of functionality. I am still using the JUnit framework
for these acceptance tests, but I was wondering if there was a way to
Hi there,
We recently started using the Jar goal to create our jar. However, the
Test goal seems to be dependency for this goal. Is it possible to
disable the need to run the unit tests before the jar goal is run? If
so, how?
Thanks,
Guy
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Hello,
I've been asked to use Maven to create our jar file and put it in it's
historical location {proj.home}/lib/. Currently, Maven creates it in
{proj.home}/target/.
Is there a setting or something else I can set to have the jar placed in
the lib/ location? I'd like to keep everything else
Brett Porter wrote:
I don't know how CC does its thing here. It doesn't show in the build
results JSP, but it all appears in the email sent out. You can tweak
Maven's logging by giving it a custom log4j configuration, but really
CC should be doing something itself with stdout/stderr here, as it
doe
Hi,
I haven't got any help from the CC-user mailing list so I thought I'd
try here as it is Maven related. I have Cruise Control building a
Maven-based project regularly. Here's the element I'm using:
This is a Subversion repository. What I'd like is to have Maven log
it's output (from comp
ning CC from, but if the build won't compile, other
developers can't see the reason from the CC results page.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Guy
Nicolas Chalumeau wrote:
Call first the update of your project I your list of goal to attain
Nicolas
On Tue, 18 Jan 2005 08:
Hello,
I'm trying to get CruiseControl working for our Maven-controlled build.
If I set the CC config.xml to call have a entry within the
element with a target of site, then the build happens but the
checked out tree (via Subversion) isn't updated first.
Is there anyone else using Maven,
Hi,
I'm using JDK 1.4.2 so had to set:
maven.junit.fork = true
to get Maven to fork my tests off separately so I avoid XML errors.
Unfortunately, forking a new JVM for every TestCase is really slow.
When I was using Ant, they offered a forkMode option which let me fork
out of the main JVM runnin
Thanks for the previous answers about my having site:generate
consistently crash java.exe. With most of the reports disabled, I'm
able to successfully execute this goal now.
However, I'm trying to determine the cause of the many (but not all)
unit tests failing. Is there a way to see the exac
t;
> Cheers,
> Brett
>
>
> On Wed, 12 Jan 2005 16:15:42 -0700, Guy Davis
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> > I was hoping that someone may have run into this before. I'm trying
to
> > move our current large project using Ant over to Maven for building.
>
I was hoping that someone may have run into this before. I'm trying to
move our current large project using Ant over to Maven for building.
The jar target works fine. However when I run site:generate, I can
consistently get a Windows error report message that java.exe has
crashed. This is using
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