Hi all,
I have observed the windows and non-windows version to differently detect
binary files.
Usually it is best not to rely on default detection of binary types (as soon as
the plugin detects a binary, it will not comment on it having no headers)
Chris
Am 03.03.19, 15:17 schrieb "徐毅" :
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Hi Xiangdong,
Good observation.could it be due to slashes or something?
Julian
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It seems that `exclude
It seems that `exclude` configuration does not work on windows, I run "mvn
rat:check" command on win10 and jdk8.
Tha rat.txt outputs as follow:
*
Printing headers for files without AL header...
In .travis.yml file. no matter how many os environments you configure, they all
execute same commands, for example "mvn clean test".
Can we configure a special os to only run 'mvn rat:check' command while other
os run 'mvn clean test'?
On 3/3/2019 21:50，Xiangdong Huang wrote：
Hi,
I am not
Hi,
> I am not sure whether travis can provide a separated pipeline to run
user-specified command.
What do you mean about `user-specified command`?
Best,
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Xiangdong Huang
School of Software, Tsinghua University
黄向东
清华大学 软件学院
徐毅 于2019年3月3日周日 下午8:13写道：
>
Hi
When someone creates a pull request from forked repo, jenkins won't trigger to
run tests. So we use travis-ci to trigger tests on different os. I am not sure
whether travis can provide a separated pipeline to run user-specified command.
Thanks
XuYi
On 3/3/2019 19:46，Julian Feinauer
Hi,
this behavior sounds strange.
But I think this pipeline should be build into the Jenkins build, or?
It should be pretty easy to force one build step to a specific os.
Perhaps we should open a Jira for that issue to finally track down the real
source of the problem.
Julian
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