Yeah. My goof. There's a test that runs ant targets that clean and build the
project. It needs to when run by itself but when run in the batch of tests
it breaks everything, obviously. I made it depend on a system property so
the clean could be disabled.
Thanks for your reply Antoine!
,chris
Hello Dan,
what you would write is something like that :
In other words, the macrodef element can be replaced by
anything which can fit inside a path.
Regards,
Antoine
Dan Beaulieu wrote:
> Err, I'm not entirely new to ant, but I don't understand
Hello Christofer,
your build file looks good.
Is the last test class which is getting executed always the same class ?
If yes, could it be that this class contains code which deletes the test
classes ?
Regards,
Antoine
Christofer Jennings wrote:
> I must be missing something. The attached bu
Hi,
I had not experience this problem yet. Thanks for reporting this.
Regards,
Antoine
N C wrote:
> I've recently upgraded from 1.7.1 to 1.8.0RC1, and have lost stack traces
> when running JUnit tests.
>
> These stack traces are missing from both the 'brief' and 'xml' formatters
> I've specif
I don't know if this is an Ant-specific problem, or an issue with the
OpenJPA PCEnhancerTask class.
I have an Ant build script whose "build" target has "compile,
enhance-classes" as an excerpt from its dependencies. The "compile"
target writes classes to "build/classes", and "enhance-classes"
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