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Ticket #545 (closed defect: invalid)

Opened 3 years ago

Last modified 3 years ago

java tools: wildcards for junit don't work

Reported by: eXistence Owned by: hodgestar
Priority: major Milestone:
Component: Recipe commands Version: 0.6b2
Keywords: Cc:
Operating System: Linux

Description

referencing a specific file works like expected:

<java:junit file="testreport_TestProperty.xml"/>

referencing more the one file via wildcards doesnt. If i write this:

<java:junit file="testreport_*.xml"/>

nothing happens :(

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Changed 3 years ago by hodgestar

Could you try running the slave with --verbose and looking for errors in the output? Add anything that looks relevant to the ticket. Thanks. :)

Changed 3 years ago by hodgestar

  • owner set to hodgestar
  • status changed from new to assigned

Changed 3 years ago by eXistence

thanks for the quick reply and the --verbose hint. I figured out its a problem with an outdated version of gtest that is installed on the slave. The output of that gtest version can't be converted to the junit format correctly, so the junit command complains about misformed xml input.

btw: the wiki page BittenSlaveOptions is very helpful to debug those things, but i think a link to it is missing in the user guide/documentation.... or did i miss it?

long story made short: Its not an problem of bitten/junit, sorry for bothering. Ticket can be closed.

Changed 3 years ago by hodgestar

  • status changed from assigned to closed
  • resolution set to invalid

No problem. :)

In general the documentation could use a little tidying up and re-organization.

Changed 3 years ago by osimons

  • milestone 0.6.1 deleted

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