Hi, On my Continuum server there are some projects with JUnit test failures. These projects are sometimes dependencies for other projects. Currently the build stop when there is a JUnit test failure and a mail is sent to the dev team.
The issue is that the maven site is not generated because the build stop immediatly after JUnit tests. Also the project is not installed/deployed so other projects depending on this project are failing too (compilation error/unable to find dependency). I know the option maven.test.failure.ignore=true but as far as I know this is not a good practice because developpers will not be notified of the test failures and on the Continuum UI there will be no more information that the project has some test failures. What is the best practice concerning this point? Thanks, Julien
