Over in SOLR-9180 i've worked up a patch with a bunch of new tests, some
of which are disabled via @AwaitsFix because of bugs i uncovered while
writting them that i wanted to go back and reinvestivate later.
Example...
public void testAugmenters() throws Exception {
...
}
@AwaitsFix(bugUrl="nocommit: need blocker bug (inconsistent docid augmenter with
committed/uncommited RTG)")
public void testDocIdAugmenterRTG() throws Exception {
...
}
...because of the annotations, the tests (as expected) pass with
ignored/assumptions noted...
$ ant test -Dtests.class=\*PseudoReturn\*
...
[junit4] Tests summary: 2 suites, 58 tests, 18 ignored (18 assumptions)
I *thought* i could use -Dtests.awaitsfix=true to then run those same
tests including all of the methods annotated with @AwaitsFix -- but that
just gives the same (unexpected) success result...
$ ant test -Dtests.awaitsfix=true -Dtests.class=\*PseudoReturn\*
...
[junit4] Tests summary: 2 suites, 58 tests, 18 ignored (18 assumptions)
...is there a bug in the test runner, or am I missunderstanding the point
of -Dtests.awaitsfix=true ?
-Hoss
http://www.lucidworks.com/
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