On Fri, 11 Nov 2005, Thomas L. Roche <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What's the "best way" to test for appropriate failure? The only
> thing that comes to my mind is to parse the logfile, e.g.
>
> * check for a "BUILD FAILED" line
>
> * check that a line after the "BUILD FAILED" line contains the
>
Have you looked at the BuildFileTest class (part of the ant-testutil.jar) that
has some helpful methods to determine whether a build file fails for the
"right" reason.
My test methods are like:
public void testMissingInputDateFailure() {
expectSpecificBuildException("missingInputD
How to test that an ant script fails appropriately? Specifically:
I'm working on a build app (a java app for building lots of different
things in lots of different places) that basically {creates, shleps,
invokes} ant scripts. I have a few JUnit tests on the app (and am
writing more). I'm hookin
