Deleting repos to fix test failures is certainly a longshot.
It appears that Maven built your code and was trying to test it.
Did you look in the test logs to see which test failed and why. Could be
a configuration/initialization issue rather than code (points to an IP
that makes no sense, uses a database that does not exist or is empty, etc)
If you feel brave or you think that the test can not suceed in your
environment , you can ask maven to skip the tests and just test it in
your setup.
If you delete your repo, you will have to rebuild any modules that you
built before. You have deleted whatever libraries and utilities that you
built in previous steps.
Ron
On 18/02/2014 3:33 PM, Michael Phillips wrote:
All,
I have been experiencing a build failure, trying to build nonoss RPMS for ver 4.2.1. The
error I get is on the SNMP alerts plugin. The exact error message is "failed to
execute goal org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-surefire-plugin:2.12:test (default-test) on
project cloud-plugin-snmp-alerts: There are test failures."
I searched this on the mailing lists and found one other user who was having
the exact same problem and it looks like he fixed it by deleting the repo at
the following location ~/.m2/repository/. When I delete the ~/.m2/repository/
directory, I then get an error when building, when it gets to the VMware Base
plugin. My guess is that by deleting the repo, I am deleting Vmware files it
needs to build successfully. Users also suggested making sure I am using the
correct version of maven. I have tried using version 3.1.0 and 3.0.4 both end
with the same error.
Any suggestions?
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