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Allow EMF Tests to run in p2 build #167
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Due to the update of the mockito versions, we are now able to run the emf tests again also in the p2 build If emf.tests are running via p2 the test resources are saved differently, hence let's execute tests on resources in a .temp directory to avoid having git changes on each p2 build. Resolves #167
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Due to the update of the mockito versions, we are now able to run the emf tests again also in the p2 build If emf.tests are running via p2 the test resources are saved differently, hence let's execute tests on resources in a .temp directory to avoid having git changes on each p2 build. Resolves #167
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Due to the update of the mockito versions, we are now able to run the emf tests again also in the p2 build If emf.tests are running via p2 the test resources are saved differently, hence let's execute tests on resources in a .temp directory to avoid having git changes on each p2 build. Resolves #167
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Due to the update of the mockito versions, we are now able to run the emf tests again also in the p2 build If emf.tests are running via p2 the test resources are saved differently, hence let's execute tests on resources in a .temp directory to avoid having git changes on each p2 build. Resolves #167
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Due to the update of the mockito versions, we are now able to run the emf tests again also in the p2 build If emf.tests are running via p2 the test resources are saved differently, hence let's execute tests on resources in a .temp directory to avoid having git changes on each p2 build. Resolves #167
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Due to the update of the mockito versions, we are now able to run the emf tests again also in the p2 build If emf.tests are running via p2 the test resources are saved differently, hence let's execute tests on resources in a .temp directory to avoid having git changes on each p2 build. Resolves #167
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- Update to mockito 4.9.0 - Due to the update of the mockito versions, we are now able to run the emf tests again also in the p2 build - New version is not available via orbit, consume missing via org.eclipse.emfcloud.modelserver.tests bundle - Add mockito dependency libs to tests bundle - If emf.tests are running via p2 the test resources are saved differently, hence let's execute tests on resources in a .temp directory to avoid having git changes on each p2 build. Resolves #167
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- Update to mockito 4.9.0 - Due to the update of the mockito versions, we are now able to run the emf tests again also in the p2 build - New version is not available via orbit, consume missing via org.eclipse.emfcloud.modelserver.tests bundle - Add mockito dependency libs to tests bundle - If emf.tests are running via p2 the test resources are saved differently, hence let's execute tests on resources in a .temp directory to avoid having git changes on each p2 build. Resolves #167
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- Update to mockito 4.9.0 - Due to the update of the mockito versions, we are now able to run the emf tests again also in the p2 build - New version is not available via orbit, consume missing via org.eclipse.emfcloud.modelserver.tests bundle - Add mockito dependency libs to tests bundle - If emf.tests are running via p2 the test resources are saved differently, hence let's execute tests on resources in a .temp directory to avoid having git changes on each p2 build. Resolves #167
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- Update to mockito 4.9.0 - Due to the update of the mockito versions, we are now able to run the emf tests again also in the p2 build - New version is not available via orbit, consume missing via org.eclipse.emfcloud.modelserver.tests bundle - Add mockito dependency libs to tests bundle - If emf.tests are running via p2 the test resources are saved differently, hence let's execute tests on resources in a .temp directory to avoid having git changes on each p2 build. Resolves #167
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Currently we do not build the
org.eclipse.emfcloud.modelserver.emf.tests
tests when building for p2 (mvn clean verify -Pp2
) as there was some issue with Mockito not being able to mock certain classes. Running the tests from Eclipse, however, works fine.The goal of this task is to ensure that the tests can also be run with the p2 maven build.
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