> The easiest to work around this is to put a lucene.build.properties into > your home directory and specify tests.jvms there.
Exactly. If you only look for tweaking the defaults on your machine then this is the best solution -- create lucene.build.properties in your home folder and specify: tests.jvms=3 in there. Voila. Answering your other question this has nothing to do with JUnit. JUnit (by default) uses a single-threaded runner (and for good reasons). Tests in Lucene fork separate isolated JVMs, each running a single threaded runner (although not JUnit's one). Dawid --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
