-0 more you separate the interop stuff the more likely it is for someone not to run the tests and hence more time will pass between a bad check-in and someone noticing an interop failure. (i was tending towards -1, but -0 is better for now).
-- dims On 8/23/05, ERAN CHINTHAKA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > This is just a suggestion and hope I will not get busted due to this. > > Shall we keep away all the interop tests from the main system. This > includes SOAP 1.2 testing and all the interop stuff (But obvoiusly the > rest which are in integration package should remain). Just like the > module repository we are thinking of having, we can have it in a > separate place. > > The reason is, IMO, when some one downloads the sources, its unlikely > that he will need to run interop stuff, in most cases. So if someone > needs to run the interop stuff, the way I propose is, he needs to get > the interop stuff seperately and run. > > This suggestion is going a little beyond the suggestion of just > exlcuding the interop tests when we run maven. > > What do you all think ? > > -- EC > -- Davanum Srinivas : http://wso2.com/ - Oxygenating The Web Service Platform
