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DO NOT REPLY [Bug 27614] - Ant hangs when running build with junit.

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------- Additional Comments From toby@caboteria.org  2006-10-12 13:32 -------
I've got the same thing happening to me, but I'm using the <java> task instead
of <junit>.  If I fork="true" the child and run it in the background (in
GNU/Linux) then it blocks on a signal, and if I don't fork it it's fine.  If,
after it blocks, I bring it to the foreground, it will then proceed.

I worked around the problem by adding an input="/dev/null" attribute to the java
element, so it looks as if some code in junit depends on having stdin (even
though it doesn't appear to read from it).

Does anyone know how to get a thread dump of the child process?  If I redirect
the child's stdout and stderr to files and "kill -3" the child I don't get the
thread dump in either the out or err files.

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