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I have configured a Maven project with goal as Clean package. the Compilation goes on fine and i see build successful message. In the next line , i see a message "Failing task since test cases were expected but none were found."
Is there a way i can get around this
Check your build specific configuration - there is a place to specify whether or not tests are expected. If you have no test, then change configuration to reflect that so the build does not fail.
Go to your plan: Actions -> Configure Plan -> Default Job -> Tasks
Then if you have a Maven task, look at the bottom where it talks about Test results. Or it may be in another task depending on your plan configuration.
Could you please specify where i can set this --> not to fail build in case of no tests .. i Am new to Bamboo.. trying toexplore this
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Go to you job configuration and click edit, at the end of the page, there is a line which says:
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