jason r tibbetts wrote:
These properties are your friends:maven.junit.format = brief maven.junit.printSummary = trueAnd no, you're not the only person to be stumped by the meaningless default output.
The above properties had no effect, so I went back to the manual again - the above two values are the default.
But I then found the maven.junit.usefile property, which defaults to true. When false, it outputs to the screen.
The default makes no sense though: By default the report is sent to a file inside target/test-reports, but the default behaviour is also for a test failure to cause maven to fail, rendering the test-reports directory useless (and invisible to a new user).
Either the default for maven.junit.usefile should be set to false, or the default for maven.test.failure.ignore should be set to true - but as the latter is "not recommended" according to the docs, it seems sane that the first option is the valid one.
Does this problem still exist in Maven v2.0.x? Regards, Graham --
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