Re: discussion of failing builds for tests or style tasks:
Why not define several targets in each project's gump profiles - perhaps 'jar', 'all', 'test'. Then point any dependent projects at your 'jar' target, since that's all they'll often need. That makes it clear that failures in 'all' or 'test' or the like targets won't generally affect your dependencies. (Even if Gump is smart enough to allow dependencies to run if the .jars are built but the build fails, it's still could be a tad confusing to users). cf. xml-xalan.xml with 'xml-xalan2', 'dist-xalan2', and various separate smoketest targets. Hey - in any case, it's still pretty nice that we have such a large collection of projects building together nightly! - Shane -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
