Re: [m2] asserts aren't recognized with surefire

2005-10-04 Thread Ashley Williams
Have you tried launching maven with the java -ea switch? I don't think you can control these switches with surefire or any of the other maven plugins as far as I can tell, so I think you have to configure your own vm as best as you can. I've just had a look at m2 shell script and I think

Re: [m2] asserts aren't recognized with surefire

2005-10-04 Thread David Sag
Hi Ashley, in my humble opinion assertsenabled should be the default for running *any* unit tests. it seems a litle crazy that getting my unit tests to pass would require a custom MAVEN_OPTS setting. i have filed an 'imporvement' issue in jira http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-1087 so with

Re: [m2] asserts aren't recognized with surefire

2005-10-04 Thread David Sag
Re: [m2] asserts aren't recognized with surefire Have you tried launching maven with the java -ea switch? I don't think you can control these switches with surefire or any of the other maven plugins as far as I can tell, so I think you have to configure your own vm as best as you can

Re: [m2] asserts aren't recognized with surefire

2005-10-04 Thread Ashley Williams
You should know that what I've been suggesting is also in my humble opinion - I don't know for sure that there isn't an 'easy' way to configure the vm. If not them maybe you could expand your jira issue to include vm configuration in general rather than just for enabling asserts - maybe