Glenn A. McAllister wrote:
>On Sat, 11 May 2002, Berin Loritsch wrote:
>
>>>From: Stéphane MOR [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>>>Maybe something like maven.test.verbose = true | false ...
>>>
>>That would work. But this is a case where it may actually
>>be easier to decide on one way or another to do things.
>>I don't believe the <junit><formatter/></junit> entry supports
>>an "unless" attribute.
>>
Just tried :
- build-test.xml :
<condition property="maven.test.usefile" value="false">
<equals arg1="${maven.test.verbose}" arg2="true"/> // <istrue>
doesn't work on my box
</condition>
<condition property="maven.test.usefile">
<equals arg1="${maven.test.verbose}" arg2="false"/>
</condition>
<junit ...
<formatter type="plain" usefile="${maven.test.usefile}">
</junit>
- default.properties
maven.test.verbose = false
- ~/build.properties
maven.test.verbose = true | false
This is a quick and dirty hack, but it worked ...
Stéphane
PS: it's true that it is easier to debug with the "verbose" mode,
instead of having to build the docs
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