There's possibly a good reason for this to happen if you are using any
snapshots. The default update check interval is daily, so first thing
in a day is to update any snapshots and snapshot plugins.
If you are using final releases it should be more stable than that.
Glad to hear your issues were
Lee,
Disregard my email. ;-) I thought the message was to myfaces-users.
The two folders are next to each other in gmail. Sorry for the
confusion.
Sean
On 1/6/06, Sean Schofield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Lee,
>
> We're going to be moving the Maven stuff around tomorrow. Over the
> next f
Lee,
We're going to be moving the Maven stuff around tomorrow. Over the
next few days we should be settling on the final layout. Some of the
unit tests do not work (as you discovered) but should be excluded from
the build (for the moment.)
Hopefully we'll get everything sorted out with lots of
I hate replying to myself.
Even more than that I hate what I have to report. I don't really believe it
myself but I saw it.
This morning I came in. My computer was still running all the same stuff
from yesterday. Eclipse was still running even.
I did some Google type research and then fiddled wi
When I do 'mvn site' or 'mvn test' the tests run on all my projects. They
don't fail.
When I do 'mvn package', one test fails. Two projects (including the parent)
have no tests. Then wo projects with tests succeed. Then two projects with
no tests. And then the failure happens on the next project t
More news: I told it to ignore surefire failures/errors on that project and
it failed on another (without excludes>. I repeated that a few times but it
is still failing on a bunch of my projects' tests on "package" and the
exception that happens is that a class from one of my other projects is not
I did notice (replying to my self) that the failing project is the only one
with an on the surefile plugin.
On 1/5/06, Lee Meador <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> When I do 'mvn site' or 'mvn test' the tests run on all my projects. They
> don't fail.
>
> When I do 'mvn package', one test fails. Two
