Paul Benedict schrieb:
> Is it possible -- or even worthwhile -- to run Hibernate
> testing in the Maven integration-test phase?
I don't see the advantige of the integration-test phase. We always build
our project with "mvn clean install". The install phase also includes
the integration-test phase but we don't want to run our
integration-tests contiously. Once a day is enough for us.
Typically, I have been running all my tests (unit and integration) under the
test phase. Can Maven handle splitting them apart? I am trying to keep my
test phase to be pure unit testing. If so, I'd like to know how people have
done this.
We have a module that only contains intergration-tests. By default these
test don't get executed (skipExec=true). We use a profile to run the
integration tests during the nightly build. (Our integration tests run
in the test phase). Executing "mvn clean install" will not execute
integration tests. Running "mvn clean install
-Dtarget=integration-tests" will initalize the database and execute all
tests (unit tests + integration tests).
Cheers, michael
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