Nathan Coast wrote:
need to take care removing test:test as this is how jar:resources gets
called to copy additional resources from the src/java path to the
compiled classes
That only happens if /are/ classes. The way things are set up, war:war
doesn't run tests if there are no sources, which is what would happen if
you build your jars as a separate project, then in your war just
assemble pre-existing components. Which makes a kind of sense.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I would actually like to see is something like a switch passed...
maven war:war /notest to turn off tests.
If you are doing lots of wars quickly, running all the unit tests can be
old..
Eric
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My take on this is it's the same rationale as a jar. If the tests
don't pass, don't build the deliverable.
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"Matt Ho" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 03/12/2002 06:41:19 AM:
Can I suggest that we remove the
<attainGoal name="test:test"/>
task for the war:war target? It seems inappropriate to force all the
unit tests to be run just to build the war file. It seems to me that
users are always able to call
maven test:test
explicitly. Having war:war call test:test means that:
* if you have a lot of unit tests, this can be an extremely long
operation. This can be especially painful if all you want to
do
is rebuild the war file after making a minor modification
* if the machine you intend to perform builds on is not
configured
to run the tests, you can't build the war file
Any comments would be appreciated :)
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