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[QF-Test] Running Maven Script in QF-Test > Failes Irregulary

  • Subject: [QF-Test] Running Maven Script in QF-Test > Failes Irregulary
  • From: Eichner Lukas VIB-AZ311 <Eichner.Lukas@?.de>
  • Date: Tue, 11 Aug 2015 16:02:41 +0200
Hi QF-Test-Experts,
 
in my GUI-Test it is necessary to run a maven script, which setups (or resets) a database.
 
I run the Maven-Script like this:
 
Start Process
Client: BuildDB
Executable: C:/Windows/System32/cmd.exe
Directory: $(builddb.directory)
Executable Parameters: /C "call mvn clean install"
 
In ~50% this Script-Execution works, but in ~50% the build failes.
If failed or not seems very random, mostly you just have to rerun the script (manually) and the build succeeds.
 
If I run the Script in the actual cmd (same command: mvn clean install) it works in 100% of the times, so I guess it’s a problem of QF-Test.
 
Does anyone know a solution for my problem, or had similar problems?
Or are there other (possibly better) ways to run a maven command?
 
Thank you & best regards
 
Lukas
 
 

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