Noel J. Bergman ha scritto:
Stefano Bagnara wrote:
Cool to see that in 1.7 they solved this issue in a clean way: this was
*one* of the triggers that led me to try maven2 1.5 years ago.
Good, now we can go back. :-p
The "*"s around "one" were there to avoid this reply :-P
I'm not a religious follower in the maven vs ant was: I simply like to
use the tools that better fit my goals.
Architecturally speaking I think maven is 10:1 to ant, but in real world
maven still has a lot of limits: I like the competition between the 2,
because this is leading to better products from both teams.
I like the #5:
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Leave ant-junit.jar in its default location in ANT_HOME/lib but include
junit.jar in the <classpath> passed to <junit>. (since Ant 1.7)
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So do I. That's my preferred solution. I had viewed that as related to #4,
with the exception that #4 seemed a bit more detailed on the <classpath>
element, but I hadn't read it closely enough. I now see that <junit> takes
a nested <classpath> entry for the purpose.
I've committed a change to unittest.class.path in build.xml. This means
that everyone must update to Ant 1.7.0 or they won't be able to build or run
the unit tests with the new build file. If that is a problem, we can revert
the change, but I suspect that most of us want this change, and installing
the Ant 1.7.0 binary distribution is trivially simple.
+1 Thanks!!
Requiring ant-1.7.0 installed is much better than asking the users to
"hack" their ant<1.7.0 folder or to include again ant in our distribution.
This would require to put the junit.jar in the stage folder, but if I
understood it correctly ASF allows us to do this.
As per http://www.apache.org/legal/3party.html, yes, that seems correct.
That was my source too! I noticed the "This document represents a
*proposed* ASF policy", so I preferred to verify this.
Having an answer from you and Robert make me feel more confident about this.
Stefano
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