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Alfonso Nishikawa edited comment on GORA-357 at 8/25/14 7:57 PM:
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I think we should question why, for example {{TestDataFileAvroStoreMapReduce}}
fails (this is something happened to me and I hope I will have time to take a
look at it).
I am against the profiles things for this because:
# Long running tests are those related to execution in a hadoop environment or
with a real DB backend. Personally I prefer to use [failsafe
plugin|http://maven.apache.org/surefire/maven-failsafe-plugin/] for integration
tests, so that heavy tests only happens when you execute {{mvn verify}}
({{package}} will only execute the unit tests).
# In my oppinion, if you want to compile Gora interested only in some
submodules, you should modify the {{pom.xml}} and leave enabled only the
modules you are interested in.
# If you want to pass only one tests or a set of tests you can do [[{{mvn test
-Dtest=...}}|http://maven.apache.org/surefire/maven-surefire-plugin/examples/single-test.html]].
# If you want only to pass tests from a submodule you can do {{mvn test \-pl
<submodule>}} (or {{--projects}}).
At the same time, _if_ (I hope not) profiles are used for this purpose, then
{{mvn test}} should pass all tests, while {{mvn test -Pprofile}} pass a subset.
Sadly, the point of view must be the developer's one: {{mvn test}} executes the
tests.
It's just my oppinion! :)
was (Author: alfonso.nishikawa):
I think we should question why, for example {{TestDataFileAvroStoreMapReduce}}
fails (this is something happened to me and I hope I will have time to take a
look at it).
I am against the profiles things for this because:
# Long running tests are those related to execution in a hadoop environment or
with a real DB backend. Personally I prefer to use [failsafe
plugin|http://maven.apache.org/surefire/maven-failsafe-plugin/] for integration
tests, so that heavy tests only happens when you execute {{mvn verify}}
({{package}} will only execute the unit tests).
# In my oppinion, if you want to compile Gora interested only in some
submodules, you should modify the {{pom.xml}} and leave enabled only the
modules you are interested in.
# If you want to pass only one tests or a set of tests you can do [[{{mvn test
-Dtest=...}}|http://maven.apache.org/surefire/maven-surefire-plugin/examples/single-test.html]].
# If you want only to pass tests from a submodule you can do {{mvn test \-pl
<submodule>}} (or {{--project}}).
At the same time, _if_ (I hope not) profiles are used for this purpose, then
{{mvn test}} should pass all tests, while {{mvn test -Pprofile}} pass a subset.
Sadly, the point of view must be the developer's one: {{mvn test}} executes the
tests.
It's just my oppinion! :)
> Maven Surefire testFailureIgnore is true
> ----------------------------------------
>
> Key: GORA-357
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GORA-357
> Project: Apache Gora
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: build process
> Reporter: Tyler Palsulich
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: GORA-357.palsulich.071614.patch
>
>
> The root pom.xml file has the following line:
> {{<testFailureIgnore>true</testFailureIgnore>}}. I've noticed that some unit
> tests fail on a clean install (e.g.
> gora.avro.mapreduce.TestDataFileAvroStoreMapReduce). Is this to be expected?
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