On 20.01.2013 01:26, Michael T. Pope wrote:
> On Sat, 19 Jan 2013 04:34:10 PM Michael Vehrs wrote:
>    
>> Right, I am now working only with the git repo. Assuming that my commit
>> earlier today was done according to best practices, I am ready to go.
>>      
> Looks good to me.
>
>    
>> By the way, I noticed that the svnproperties and gitproperties tasks do
>> not work (for me, at least),
>>      
> Ah.  My mistake, I had forgotten about that nasty hack.  What is happening
> there is that we need to find a value to set Package-Version to in the
> MANIFEST.MF.  We all used to use svnproperties, which uses {svn,<svn-repo>}
> to set a bunch of properties in build/svn.properties, including svn.Revision
> which is what we use.
>
> When I started using git, I introduced the gitproperties task to do the same
> with {git,<svn-repo>}.  In hindsight I should have called it
> gitsvnproperties.
>
> Now that we have {git,<git-repo>}, neither tasks work.  I will sort this out
> shortly.
>
>    
>> and that several unit tests failed due to missing files.
>>      
> I am not seeing any test suite failures.  I suspect you are right and that is
> a local problem.
>
> Cheers,
> Mike Pope
>    

The problem was due to the missing directory "test/data", which is 
listed in ".gitignore". This is slightly unfortunate, as the directory 
itself is required, although the files it contains should be ignored.


Regards

Michael



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