On 2/10/11 11:59 AM, siddharth srivastava wrote:
Hi Rick
As you noted, the tests leave a couple folders of artifacts. These
may be helpful in diagnosing problems encountered during a test
run. I agree that it would be good to root all of these folders
under a single master artifact folder. It appears that all output
goes into the current directory right now--I have no idea how hard
it would be to change that. As a workaround, I run TestRunner from
a script which creates a new folder and cd's to it before booting
the TestRunner.
Thanks for suggesting "folders of artifacts" .a better alternative to
garbage :-)
Can you please share the script ? I guess if I need to create such a
script for a general purpose test run, then the test suite name has to
be passed as a parameter ? (May be I am going off topic, but I am not
very good at scripting on windows )
Hi Siddharth,
My script is a Unix bash script so that won't get you very far on Windows.
Though I think it would be nice to add this functionality to derby.
Can we create jira issues for things like that ?
Sure, this would be appropriate for a JIRA. You might want to
investigate the ant targets for running JUnit tests. Some combination of
them might give you what you need.
Hope this helps,
-Rick
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Regards
Siddharth Srivastava
