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Validating number of failing Junits in ANT

I would like to run a JUnit regression Test Suite from within an A开发者_JS百科NT build script. The test suite has a known number of failures which we are working towards fixing. I want the build to fail if the number of failing tests increases (or changes at all if that's easier to code) - this value can be hard coded in the ANT script.

I'm looking for details on how to implement this.


Even though I'm a bit late to the party:

Another option would be to use JUnit 4 and annotate the failing tests with @Ignore.

That way they will not run, and not count as failures, but the number of ignored tests will still be printed, reminding you there is work left to do.

If a test fails for the first time, you'll get a regular failure; then you can decide whether to fix or to ignore it.

More information:

http://www.devx.com/Java/Article/31983/1954


The junit task creates and XML file with the failing tests. There's no reason you couldn't use XMLTask to count the number of failures and have a conditional fail if that value is too high.

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