Execute RCPTT tests as part of the integration tests #195
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RCPTT tests allows perform much more complex UI tests than which are possible with JUnit alone. It also provides another structured way to submit bug reproducer. The caveat is that they perform a lot slower and thus should only be sparingly used, in order to avoid slowing down the entire build.
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@ptziegler would you mind adding/submitting this to the m2e-core repo instead? |
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A follow-up to eclipse-m2e/m2e-core#1157
This pull request integrations RCPTT tests into the integration tests, with a single test covering the new dependency editor.
If you want to test them locally:
mvn clean verifyproducts/m2e-ide/target/products/m2e-ide-[platform].tar.gzm2e-core-tests/org.eclipse.m2e.rcptt.testsAlternatively, you can run the automatic tests via
mvn clean verify -P itsThere also seems to be a way to install RCPTT directly into your IDE. But I've never actually tested that...