tsuraan wrote:
How do you generate the HTML pages for CI reports? I've tried "ant
test" and "ant test-all", but the build/test-results/html directory is
always empty. I'm not very good at reading XML files, but I don't see
any targets that are obviously for generating HTML from test runs.
Are
How do you generate the HTML pages for CI reports? I've tried "ant
test" and "ant test-all", but the build/test-results/html directory is
always empty. I'm not very good at reading XML files, but I don't see
any targets that are obviously for generating HTML from test runs.
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Wes Nakamura wrote:
I've used launch4j before to package jruby programs along with the
runtime (hm, now I wonder why I didn't do that when I ran across the
batch wildcard problem...).
However, although you can build on those four platforms (I normally
build on linux), I believe it only creates a
On Tue, 5 Aug 2008, Charles Oliver Nutter wrote:
One of the pain points of using JRuby seems to be the fact that the "jruby"
executable is a shell script or bat script. This makes the command line
processing more complicated, but even worse on *nix it makes it impossible to
use directly in a
Raphaël Valyi wrote:
guys, for me commit #7376 is making ant jar to leak and fail to
complete in the apt annotation phase
stack trace here:
Only thing I could think of is that we hit our upper memory limit for
javac process. Can you try tweaking that in the build and see if it
fixes it for yo
guys, for me commit #7376 is making ant jar to leak and fail to
complete in the apt annotation phase
stack trace here:
compile-tasks:
[copy] Copying 1 file to /home/rvalyi/DEV/jruby/build/classes/jruby
compile-annotation-binder:
check-for-optional-java4-packages:
check-for-optional-package
One of the pain points of using JRuby seems to be the fact that the
"jruby" executable is a shell script or bat script. This makes the
command line processing more complicated, but even worse on *nix it
makes it impossible to use directly in a shebang. So we've often kicked
around the idea of a
Exception trying to use BSF (java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
org/apache/bsf/util/BSFEngineImp)
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Key: JRUBY-2898
URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/JRUBY-2898
Alright, well, it is what it is. When it comes time to create a version of
JRuby that can be built without JNA and JFFI I'll start making a lot of
noise in IRC.
