Maven Failsafe Plugin and JBehave

[Corbin, J.D.]

I am using the maven-failsafe-plugin (as opposed to the
jbehave-maven-plugin) to run our JBehave integration tests. I appears to
run the test fine, but when there is an error it goes unreported. I'm
wondering if there are any others out there using the failsafe plugin with
JBehave that might have some ideas why the errors are going unreported, or
appear to be...

Thanks,
J.D.

[Mauro Talevi]

Can you provide a sample project?

I am using the maven-failsafe-plugin (as opposed to the jbehave-maven-plugin) to run our JBehave integration tests. I appears to run the test fine, but when there is an error it goes unreported. I'm wondering if there are any others out there using the failsafe plugin with JBehave that might have some ideas why the errors are going unreported, or appear to be...
Thanks,
J.D.

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[Corbin, J.D.]

Was able to get it working. Just needed to specify the following
dependency within the maven-failsafe-plugin definition,

<dependencies>

<dependency>

<groupId>org.apache.maven.surefire</groupId>

<artifactId>surefire-junit47</artifactId>

<version>${surefire.version}</version>

</dependency>

</dependencies>


We are using the JUnitReportingRunner which necessitated the additional
dependency specification.


J.D.

Post by Mauro Talevi
Can you provide a sample project?

Post by Corbin, J.D.
I am using the maven-failsafe-plugin (as opposed to the

jbehave-maven-plugin) to run our JBehave integration tests. I appears to
run the test fine, but when there is an error it goes unreported. I'm
wondering if there are any others out there using the failsafe plugin with
JBehave that might have some ideas why the errors are going unreported, or
appear to be...

Post by Corbin, J.D.
Thanks,
J.D.

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