RE : How to disable tests during java:jar (was: How to enable Java 1.4 assertions in Maven)

[Nicolas FRANK <nf...@financeactive.com>]

I already answered this one in the past :

You can put this in your project.properties:

# junit plugin
maven.test.failure.ignore = true


Tests are still compiled and execute, but failures are ignores.

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De : Rademacher Tobias [mailto:Tobias.Rademacher@grob.de] 
Envoyé : mercredi 30 avril 2003 12:07
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Objet : AW: How to disable tests during java:jar (was: How to enable Java 1.4
assertions in Maven)


> I have another problem.
> Due some reasons I have to build a distribution WITHOUT passing tests.
> 
> Do you know how tu ensure it?

Bad, bad idea :-). Anyway you can comment out your <unitSourceDirectory> in
your pom.

-> Coding done ani't all tests run

:-)

bye
toby

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Re: RE : How to disable tests during java:jar (was: How to enable Java 1.4 assertions in Maven)

[Oto tapik Buchta <ta...@systinet.com>]

Nicolas FRANK wrote:
> I already answered this one in the past :
> 
> You can put this in your project.properties:
> 
> # junit plugin
> maven.test.failure.ignore = true

It's a workaround.

I don't want to create a special project.properties for each task (I'd 
like to break dist:build when tests fail.)
Is it possible to create a goal with separate maven.test.failre.ignore 
settings?


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Re: RE : How to disable tests during java:jar (was: How to enable Java 1.4 assertions in Maven)

[James CE Johnson <jc...@tragus.org>]

> James CE Johnson wrote:
>>>I already answered this one in the past :
>>>
>>>You can put this in your project.properties:
>>>
>>># junit plugin
>>>maven.test.failure.ignore = true
>>>
>>>
>>>Tests are still compiled and execute, but failures are ignores.
>>
>>
>> maven -Dmaven.test.skip=true
>
> So it means that
>
> maven -Dproperty-value
>
> is the same as
>
> echo "property=value">>project.properties
>
> ?

Yup

> We have tested it but it doesn't work in beta-8.

Dunno about Beta-8. I'm currently working with a Beta-9 version.

Sorry :-(

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> Oto 'tapik' Buchta, tapik@systinet.com
> R&D team, Systinet Corp. (formerly Idoox)
> http://www.systinet.com
>


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Re: RE : How to disable tests during java:jar (was: How to enable Java 1.4 assertions in Maven)

[Oto tapik Buchta <ta...@systinet.com>]

James CE Johnson wrote:
>>I already answered this one in the past :
>>
>>You can put this in your project.properties:
>>
>># junit plugin
>>maven.test.failure.ignore = true
>>
>>
>>Tests are still compiled and execute, but failures are ignores.
> 
> 
> maven -Dmaven.test.skip=true

So it means that

maven -Dproperty-value

is the same as

echo "property=value">>project.properties

? We have tested it but it doesn't work in beta-8.
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Re: RE : How to disable tests during java:jar (was: How to enable Java 1.4 assertions in Maven)

[James CE Johnson <jc...@tragus.org>]

> I already answered this one in the past :
>
> You can put this in your project.properties:
>
> # junit plugin
> maven.test.failure.ignore = true
>
>
> Tests are still compiled and execute, but failures are ignores.

maven -Dmaven.test.skip=true

will not execute the tests. They'll still be compiled though.

During our compile/test/debug cycle we do this a lot. Once things are
"working" we run the full test suite and submit back to the mainline.

>
> -----Message d'origine-----
> De : Rademacher Tobias [mailto:Tobias.Rademacher@grob.de]
> Envoyé : mercredi 30 avril 2003 12:07
> À : 'Maven Users List'
> Objet : AW: How to disable tests during java:jar (was: How to enable
> Java 1.4 assertions in Maven)
>
>
>> I have another problem.
>> Due some reasons I have to build a distribution WITHOUT passing tests.
>>
>> Do you know how tu ensure it?
>
> Bad, bad idea :-). Anyway you can comment out your <unitSourceDirectory>
> in your pom.
>
> -> Coding done ani't all tests run
>
> :-)
>
> bye
> toby
>
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