Sorry for the delay getting back. I'm on vacation this week and was
offline for 24 hours. Surefire just gives you the JUnit XML output.
Sean Griffin been working to bring Jon Anders-Teigers olde ScalaTest
Maven plugin up to date. He's got it ready, but it hasn't been tested
out yet by real users. If you don't mind being on the bleeding edge
you can give it a try. I just tried building it and got an abstract
method error, which is probably because something is off with my
setup. But essentially this plugin is how you'll be able to use Maven
and get access to all the ScalaTest features.
The branch is here:
http://scalatest.googlecode.com/svn/branches/trenchguinea/maven-scalatest-plugin/
Start with:
svn checkout http://scalatest.googlecode.com/svn/branches/trenchguinea/maven-scalatest-plugin/
Then do a:
mvn install site
There's some documentation in there as well, but feel free to ask
questions on this list. If you get it working please let us know how
it went.
Thanks.
Bill
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You're not doomed, just close to the bleeding edge. The answer is the
same as I gave to Erik Peterson, which is to use the Maven plugin that
Jon Anders-Teigers originally wrote and Sean Griffin recently did a
lot of work on. I'll repeat the email below.
I want to test and deploy this myself this week. So if that goes well
the process will be easier after a few days. But as of today, you'll
need to build it yourself from source.
On that subject, I don't know yet how to deploy a Maven plugin so that
people can use it. If anyone out there has some pointers, or can point
me to a webpage of instructions, that might save me some time
searching.
Thanks.
Bill
P.S. Here are the instructions on how to get it working today:
Surefire just gives you the JUnit XML output.
Sean Griffin been working to bring Jon Anders-Teigers olde ScalaTest
Maven plugin up to date. He's got it ready, but it hasn't been tested
out yet by real users. If you don't mind being on the bleeding edge
you can give it a try. I just tried building it and got an abstract
method error, which is probably because something is off with my
setup. But essentially this plugin is how you'll be able to use Maven
and get access to all the ScalaTest features.
The branch is here:
http://scalatest.googlecode.com/svn/branches/trenchguinea/maven-scalatest-plugin/
Start with:
svn checkout http://scalatest.googlecode.com/svn/branches/trenchguinea/maven-scalatest-plugin/
Then do a:
mvn install site
There's some documentation in there as well, but feel free to ask
questions on this list. If you get it working please let us know how
it went.
I have added a note on my github repository pointing users to this email thread and Seans fork.
/j
I got the maven ScalaTest plugin working myself last night. I'm not
going to have time to deploy it proper until the week after next (when
we're giving another Scala workshop). But it seems to work very
nicely. Thanks to everyone who contributed.
Bill
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