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JUnitShell/GWTTestCase should support -strict/-failOnError flags #10037

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niloc132 opened this issue Nov 8, 2024 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #10039
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JUnitShell/GWTTestCase should support -strict/-failOnError flags #10037

niloc132 opened this issue Nov 8, 2024 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #10039
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A library may not have 100% test coverage, it would be handy to fail the test if the module has any compilation errors, to fail building more quickly. Likewise, an application could fail its tests rather than pass tests and then fail to build.
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@niloc132 niloc132 changed the title -strict/-failOnError - a library may not have 100% test coverage, it would be handy to fail the test if the module has any compilation errors, to fail building more quickly. JUnitShell/GWTTestCase should support -strict/-failOnError flags Nov 8, 2024
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Support -strict in test arguments
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Fixes gwtproject#10037
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