Ylan,
There are several possibilities:
1. for your normal work, use an IDE like Eclipse or Netbeans, and use their integrated JUnit shell for testing, this speeds up testing tremendously.
2. strip your <reports> section to only show <reports><report>maven-junit-report-plugin</report></reports> and use 'maven site', and only just before your true commit, turn all your needed reports.
3. use 'maven test junit-report:report xdoc'
I'm pretty happy with using 1 & 2.
Martijn
Ylan Segal wrote:
I am a newbie, so please bear with me.
I am playing around with maven and I see that the "site:generate" goal creates all the reports, and I think it is great stuff. However, on day to day coding, I often find myself running junit test very frequently. My question is: How can I generate the junit html report, without generating the whole site (to save time)?.
I know I can just run the junit test with "test", but the info printed out does not give me a line number where the test failed. And if I create the xml report with "junit-report:report" it creates the report with the info I want in xml format, but its not very human-readable. How do I get from the xml report to the html one?
In ant, I used the "junitreport" task. How can I accomplish this with maven?
Thanks everyone for the help,
Ylan Segal.
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