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Subject: Re: Continuous integration build fails if tests fails
As I has understood, you create a duplicated job for every single project so as
to execute those other things?
I'm not sure of having got the
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From: Carlos Alonso [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2008 8:11 AM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: Re: Continuous integration build fails if tests fails
As I has understood, you create a duplicated job for every single pro
As I has understood, you create a duplicated job for every single
project so as to execute those other things?
I'm not sure of having got the idea. Could you please explain a bit
deeper please?
Thanks in advance
Yanko, Curtis escribió:
I can't speak to Hudson but it seems to me in AnthillPr
I can't speak to Hudson but it seems to me in AnthillPro we have a job
step after the build step that always runs to ensure any test get
published. So, even though the build failed we can still do other
things.
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-Curt
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-Original Message-
From: Carlos Al
On Friday 11 July 2008 Carlos Alonso wrote:
> You're right Martin, but, as I explained in my first mail, the state
> build succeeds has also two states, depending on the stability of the
> product.
But not for maven!
> The stability of the product depends on the test cases, if every test
> case p
You're right Martin, but, as I explained in my first mail, the state
build succeeds has also two states, depending on the stability of the
product.
The stability of the product depends on the test cases, if every test
case passes, the product is stable, otherwise, unstable. But the build
proc
On Friday 11 July 2008 Carlos Alonso wrote:
> Now my problem is the following. I execute the install target, but, if
> any test fails, I wouldn't like my repository to store the generated
> artifact and, as you can imagine, the artifact is installed. How can I
> deal with this?
I guess that's not
Thanks Martin, that was it.
Now my problem is the following. I execute the install target, but, if
any test fails, I wouldn't like my repository to store the generated
artifact and, as you can imagine, the artifact is installed. How can I
deal with this?
Thanks again.
Martin Höller escribió
On Friday 11 July 2008 Carlos Alonso wrote:
> Hi All.
>
> I'm using Hudson integration environment and I've recently migrated my
> scripts from ant to maven. Using ant, when some test cases failed, the
> build was set to unstable and a test-results report was raised
> indicating which tests failed
