7:45 p.m.
Hi Sanne,
This test is in the stress package, and disabled by default. All methods are annotated
with @Test, so they will get executed despite of the @Test(enabled=false) at the class
level.
Is the intention to have the test running or disabled?
Thanks,
Mircea
8:03 p.m.
Hi Mircea,
it should be disabled, sorry for that.
It's nice if you remember to launch it sometimes, as the test is
meaningful, but I agreed with Manik that it's too slow for everyday
work.
@Test(groups = "stress", testName = "stress.PutIfAbsentStressTest",
enabled = false,
description = "Since this test is slow to run, it should be
disabled by default and run by hand as necessary.")
Ideally would it be possible to have it run by Hudson, but disabled
for developers? I thought that by calling it in the "stress" groups it
wouldn't be enabled.
If you like I could look into this setting by playing with maven
profile settings, hope to not break something.
Sanne
2009/11/23 Mircea Markus <mircea.markus(a)jboss.com>:
Hi Sanne,
This test is in the stress package, and disabled by default. All methods are annotated
with @Test, so they will get executed despite of the @Test(enabled=false) at the class
level.
Is the intention to have the test running or disabled?
Thanks,
Mircea
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8:10 p.m.
On Nov 23, 2009, at 7:03 PM, Sanne Grinovero wrote:
Hi Mircea,
it should be disabled, sorry for that.
It's nice if you remember to launch it sometimes, as the test is
meaningful, but I agreed with Manik that it's too slow for everyday
work.
@Test(groups = "stress", testName = "stress.PutIfAbsentStressTest",
enabled = false,
description = "Since this test is slow to run, it should be
disabled by default and run by hand as necessary.")
Ideally would it be possible to have it run by Hudson, but disabled
for developers? I thought that by calling it in the "stress" groups it
wouldn't be enabled.
+1
having a test that should be run 'when needed' will most likely cause the test to
drop out of the radar.
If you like I could look into this setting by playing with maven
profile settings, hope to not break something.
that would be great - thank you!
btw, I've removed the unwanted @Test annotations and committed the file.
Sanne
2009/11/23 Mircea Markus <mircea.markus(a)jboss.com>:
> Hi Sanne,
>
> This test is in the stress package, and disabled by default. All methods are
annotated with @Test, so they will get executed despite of the @Test(enabled=false) at the
class level.
> Is the intention to have the test running or disabled?
>
> Thanks,
> Mircea
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