hey all,
am currently working on a new archetype for wordpress projects in
phpmaven. but am not in need of the PHPUnit tests and would like to
disable them. How would I best go about it?
thanks,
Chuck
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Just remove the unit tests?
And to clarify a maven topic wrt your subject, you cannot disable a phase.
However, you can disable a plugin bound to a phase, which could also be the
solution to your questions (although simply remove the tests would be better
I think as it would then allow for the
that's the problem. I have found a few examples but none of them work.
even skiptrue/skip in the configuration block for the plugin has
no effect.
On 04/06/2011 10:37 AM, Anders Hammar wrote:
Just remove the unit tests?
And to clarify a maven topic wrt your subject, you cannot disable a
WHat plugin is that?
/Anders
On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 10:43, Charles Williams ch...@itadmins.net wrote:
that's the problem. I have found a few examples but none of them work. even
skiptrue/skip in the configuration block for the plugin has no effect.
On 04/06/2011 10:37 AM, Anders Hammar
Anders,
Here is the info I posted to the phpmaven google group:
am currently working on a new archetype for wordpress projects and am
wanting to disable phpunit tests. adding skiptrue/skip in the
configuration of the test phase doesn't seem to do the trick. I still
get the following error.
So it whould be the phpunit maven plugin then.
If it has a skip param and it doesn't work - file a bug ticket. If it
doesn't have a skip param - file an enhancement ticket. In both cases a
patch would increase the likelihood of this getting fixed quickly.
However, why aren't you just removing the
am still learning atm. just started with maven 2 days ago. have not
reached the book section that covers the test/compile phase. ;)
will try and see if I can figure out the test phase and just get rid of
all tests.
thanks.
On 04/06/2011 12:19 PM, Anders Hammar wrote:
So it whould be the
OK. by deleting apptest.php I got the project to generate the packages
as well as the new archetype. now I just have to figure out why the
generation of archetype.xml didn't work.
thanks Anders.
chuck
On 04/06/2011 12:23 PM, Charles Williams wrote:
am still learning atm. just started with
Btw, if you're on your first week of Maven you should probably not be trying
to create an archetype. Start by use Maven for some builds first. If you
don't know Maven, how would you be able to create a good template (a.k.a
archetype) for someone else to use?
/Anders
On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 13:00,
