On Friday 11 July 2008 Carlos Alonso wrote: > Now my problem is the following. I execute the install target, but, if > any test fails, I wouldn't like my repository to store the generated > artifact and, as you can imagine, the artifact is installed. How can I > deal with this?
I guess that's not easily possible, as there are only two states: "build succeeds" and "build fails". With the surefire parameter testFailureIgnore, you managed to have a successfull build even if some tests fail. But the install plugin doesn't know anything about the failed tests and just sees a succeeded build and thus, installes the JAR. The question is: why would you want the build to succeed if the tests fail? If it fails, there is no point in using the broken JAR, anyway. hth, - martin
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