I just updated my checkout and tried to run tests, and got this error:

C:\cygwin\home\s\svn\lucene\dev\trunk\lucene\common-build.xml:681: report-text doesn't support the "maxClassNameColumns" attribute

Turns out I had a stale RandomizedTesing jar in my checkout that triggered this problem - 'ant clean-jars' fixed it.

Is there some way we can automate stale jar removal?

For now, I will always run clean-jars when I run clean, but that seems like overkill.

Steve

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> Is there some way we can automate stale jar removal?

Didn't I tell you to integrate clean with clean-jars? :D

Sorry -- I should have warned about jars being upgraded. The only way
this could be done is to add a <delete> with a fileset and a mapper so
that any JAR files that don't have an associated *.jar.sha1 file will
get removed.

Dawid

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> this could be done is to add a <delete> with a fileset and a mapper so
> that any JAR files that don't have an associated *.jar.sha1 file will

... which effectively is equivalent to calling ant clean clean-jars
resolve I guess.

Dawid

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Dawid: Since you last commit those builds are so noooooisy, they print lots of useless shit? Maybe carrot-xy-1.2.0 does that.

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We could use sync="true" on ivy:retrieve, couldn't we? If I recall, we
didn't use it originally because some of our jars weren't sourced via Ivy,
but now all of them are.

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> > this could be done is to add a <delete> with a fileset and a mapper so
> > that any JAR files that don't have an associated *.jar.sha1 file will
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> ... which effectively is equivalent to calling ant clean clean-jars
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Sorry, I looked like more noisy, was just different :-)

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> Dawid: Since you last commit those builds are so noooooisy, they print lots of useless shit?

Define useless shit, please. What's being printed is I think much less
than what it used to be so I don't understand you.
Every suite now emits like two lines. It doesn't seem to be that much
(and the information there seems to be relevant, at least to me).
Everything in that output can be made more quiet (including suite
summaries, etc.) but this will mean you'll have long pauses on the
console without knowing if the build progresses or not, which I think
will be weird?

If you're so bothered with the output why not run with:

ant -q ...?

> Maybe carrot-xy-1.2.0 does that.

I'm sorry but I don't understand the connection you're making.

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Sorry, it was caused by something else :-) Its fine, just very different to before, so I was thinking it prints one  line per invoked test method.

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> > Dawid: Since you last commit those builds are so noooooisy, they print lots of
> useless shit?
>
> Define useless shit, please. What's being printed is I think much less than what
> it used to be so I don't understand you.
> Every suite now emits like two lines. It doesn't seem to be that much (and the
> information there seems to be relevant, at least to me).
> Everything in that output can be made more quiet (including suite summaries,
> etc.) but this will mean you'll have long pauses on the console without knowing
> if the build progresses or not, which I think will be weird?
>
> If you're so bothered with the output why not run with:
>
> ant -q ...?
>
> > Maybe carrot-xy-1.2.0 does that.
>
> I'm sorry but I don't understand the connection you're making.
>
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> Sorry, it was caused by something else :-) Its fine, just very different to before, so I was thinking it prints one  line per invoked test method.

It actually can do that... and there are reasons where this is useful
but I tried to respect what it was before. The output may take some
getting used to, I agree. Any suggestions to make it more intuitive
are welcome of course.

Dawid

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