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Maven & CruiseControl
I've just started experimenting with using CruiseControl to manage running
our Maven based build. This all works a treat but with one minor niggle -
on the summary emails that are sent out it does list the test:test goal in
what's been executed, but then later down it says "this project has no unit
tests".
So I'm a bit unsure if this is due to:
1. My Maven project being misconfigured
2. CruiseControl not understanding Maven-run unit tests
3. My CruiseControl project being misconfigured
Admittedly the latter would be more for the CC user list, not Maven, but I
don't have the address for that...
Does anybody have any experience of doing this and have any wisdom they can
share?
thanks
James
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Re: Maven & CruiseControl
Posted by "Jefferson K. French" <je...@frenches.org>.
James,
Maven has to enter the test:test goal to determine that you have no
tests. In that goal it checks for any test source files, and checks to
see if property maven.test.skip is set. If there is no reason to run a
test, it outputs a message and exits.
Jeff
On Tue, 06 Jul 2004, at 12:07:13 [GMT +0100]
James.Shute@barclayscapital.com wrote:
> I've just started experimenting with using CruiseControl to manage running
> our Maven based build. This all works a treat but with one minor niggle -
> on the summary emails that are sent out it does list the test:test goal in
> what's been executed, but then later down it says "this project has no unit
> tests".
> So I'm a bit unsure if this is due to:
> 1. My Maven project being misconfigured
> 2. CruiseControl not understanding Maven-run unit tests
> 3. My CruiseControl project being misconfigured
> Admittedly the latter would be more for the CC user list, not Maven, but I
> don't have the address for that...
> Does anybody have any experience of doing this and have any wisdom they can
> share?
> thanks
> James
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