This is an issue with maven. It uses the same .m2 directory across both of the
builds unless you specify otherwise and they stomp all over each other. What I
do to get around this issue is to create 2 separate .m2 directories with their
own unique settings.xml file. The settings.xml files are identical except for
<localRepository>, which I set to different directories for each of them. You
can specify the settings.xml file on the command line using the
"--global-settings" flag.
Eric
On Wednesday, November 23, 2016 1:21 PM, Daniel Templeton
<[email protected]> wrote:
I have two completely separate directories that contain distinct clones
of trunk. In one I'm running "mvn test -Dtest=..." in a loop. In the
other I'm running "mvn clean install -DskipTests". When I do the build,
the test running in the other directory fails with NoClassDefFound.
Are we leaking stuff into some common directory that's being shared
across builds? I see stuff showing up in /tmp, but it's very temporary
and doesn't look like anything that should affect a test.
Daniel
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