I do some performance tests using junitperf. These obviously take a bit longer as you need to run them over time to get a reasonable average. Again, these would be good to run only when you want them, and even independantly of other tests that you know work as you haven't changed anything.
I originally thought they could be a separate category in the POM, but it now sounds like there should be a hierarchy of test types in the POM that can be individually enabled/disabled by properties.
Cheers,
Brett
Brett Porter wrote:
As a summary of all the emails in this thread, this is perfect.
We have nightly builds that mail out build and test results from unit tests and integration tests.
Since there are a small number of developers, we know who did this usually, so nightly tests (and on release to stage/live) are enough, and don't need them every build, unless we specifically want to check what was just done.
Cheers,
Brett
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