Levi, On Sun, 2009-10-04 at 13:25 +0200, Levi Hoogenberg wrote: > Hi Russel, > > which test framework are you using? With TestNG you van use the > failOnError property; JUnit probably has something similar, but I > haven't used it for years. > > Levi
In this case I am using GroovyTestCases so JUnit under the covers.
Whilst I prefer TestNG when using a framework directly, Groovy favours
JUnit.
Though I am not sure failOnError is an issue here. The tests for a
given project are failing and Gradle is deciding to terminate the
multi-project build on the first test fail. I suspect what I need is a
way of telling Gradle to ignore unit test fails.
Or maybe I am just misunderstanding the relationship Gradle sets up with
the unit test runner -- which is entirely possible :-)
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