JUnit test passes when run by CI, fails when run by Maven

[r.fri...@mindspring.com]

Trying to do a clean install on 1.9.x head from Eclipse Maven run config.  This fails due to errors in org.openmrs.validator.ConceptReferenceTermValidatorTest and org.openmrs.ConceptReferenceTermTest in openmrs-api/src/test/java.  However, 1.9.x passes CI and two test routines pass using Run as JUnit from Eclipse.  Getting this error message from validator:

[Field error in object 'term' on field 'conceptReferenceTermMaps[1].termB': rejected value [weight term(WGT234)]; codes [ConceptReferenceTerm.termToTerm.alreadyMapped.term.conceptReferenceTermMaps[1].termB,
ConceptReferenceTerm.termToTerm.alreadyMapped.term.conceptReferenceTermMaps.termB,
ConceptReferenceTerm.termToTerm.alreadyMapped.conceptReferenceTermMaps[1].termB,
ConceptReferenceTerm.termToTerm.alreadyMapped.conceptReferenceTermMaps.termB,
ConceptReferenceTerm.termToTerm.alreadyMapped.termB,
ConceptReferenceTerm.termToTerm.alreadyMapped.org.openmrs.ConceptReferenceTerm,
ConceptReferenceTerm.termToTerm.alreadyMapped];
arguments []; default message [Cannot map a reference term multiple times to the same concept reference term]]

DB initially contains no ConceptReferenceTermMaps, just 2 ConceptSources (ID 1, 101) and 2 ConceptReferenceTerms (ID 1, 101). 
Could this have anything to do with Rafa's speed-up of testing, that is, old objects hanging around rather than being wiped out on DB reload?

[Wyclif Luyima]

They seem to run fine for me though i see a log message like that which is ofcourse expected for the test that is testing that functionality.

Wyclif

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[Rafal Korytkowski]

Roger, the change I made is only in 1.10.x.

1.9.x builds fine for me.

Is the failure repeatable? Can you also try running mvn clean install
from the command line?

-Rafał

[Darius Jazayeri]

Hi Roger,

Yes, try mvn clean install at the command line.

If that doesn't work:

1. what maven version are you running? (e.g. mvn -v)

2. give the complete output of the failing build (because OpenMRS logs a lot of stuff that looks like errors even during a successful build).

-Darius

[Friedman, Roger (CDC/CGH/DGHA) (CTR)]

It works from the command line.  However, it produces a 1.8.4 rather than a 1.9.whatever.

I think my repo may be screwed up, checking properties shows that the opermrs parent project is coming from a different place than the sub-projects.  Unless someone speaks up, I am going to remove openmrs from my Eclipse project, delete all openmrs git repos, and start over cloning my fork.

 

@Rafa, welcome back.  Please don't forget the problem with the missing MySQL file, it affects 1.8.4 and 1.9.latest standalones.

[Ben Wolfe]

How did you checkout/create your 1.9.x branch?

Perhaps you don't have the latest?

git checkout 1.9.x

git clean -df

git reset --hard upstream 1.9.x

Ben