I found the problem.
It was related to an exception that I throw myself in GebConfig.groovy, if
some parameter are not provided, which might happen as a result of not
doing a clean build.
I was confused because it did not print the message of that root exception,
which would've helped greatly.
I only got to read it when I remote debugged the process, and inspect the
throwable in this line:
ConfigurationLoader.groovy, line 304 - 306:
} catch (Throwable e) {
throw new UnableToLoadException(source, slurper.environment, e)
}
Is there a generic way to make Java/Gradle/Whatever print the message of
"e" also?
I tried exceptionFormat = 'full' in the Gradle Test task, but it didn't do
anything for me.
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