Hi, I'm no gradle expert, but it looks like gradle core:cleanTest core:test would do what you want. Have you looked at the example command lines in the README.md?
Cheers, Tom On 27 July 2017 at 15:36, M. Manna <manme...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello, > > Please forgive me for asking too simply question (since I haven't done any > Scala development). > > I am trying to see if a fix works for Windows OS. I have made some changes > in core package and trying to run unitTest gradle command. The test already > exists in existing Kafka source code (so i am not writing duplicate tests > :) ). But I cannot see the unit test passing at all. > > When I do *gradle jar -debug* it actually packages the jar and the solution > works! So my question is "Which build/test command should I use to pick up > changes in Scala files and run the unit tests to check changes"? > > Kindest Regards, >
