Good you mention this, Denis. We noticed this too - when a test times out because of surefire timeout, the job fails, but eclipse keeps running on the slave - at least that’s the (unfortunate) behavior on our local jenkinse instance. Does the Boston jenkins have some plugin installed to prevent this? Nick, do you know?

-Martin

On 5. 2. 2014, at 21:31, Denis Golovin <dgolovin@exadel.com> wrote:

Guys, it looks like I was wrong about maven killing the process. In my local builds when it fails because of time out eclipse keeps still running. So it could be jenkins killing leftover processes fro job.

On 02/05/2014 12:23 PM, Mickael Istria wrote:
On 02/05/2014 04:46 PM, Victor Rubezhny wrote:
we don't need to extend the timeout value. We need to get the stacktrace 
written into some log-file _before_ the test is killed by the timeout.

Usually the fact of some test is timed out mean some hang up or even a 
deadlock occurred, so we need to determine the reason of such a problem 
and as such we need to have a stacktrace logged somehow.

So, we are finding a way to run something like 'jstack -F <PID> | tee 
<test>/target/work/data/.metadata/jstack.log' or something like this 
_right_before_ the test will be killed by surefire as timed out.
Is there a Jira for this request? If not, can you please create one to carry on this discussion?
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