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Software testing optimization tool
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"Could not access excludesFile" in multi-level project #13

Closed ZexinLi0w0 closed 4 years ago

ZexinLi0w0 commented 4 years ago

If including ekstazi as a maven plugin in pom.xml, it requires parameter for maven-surefire-plugin. Although ekstazi will create a default excludes list file for the pom.xml, it seems that it ignores all sub-packages and may cause "Could not access excludesFile" in later maven running process.

ZexinLi0w0 commented 4 years ago

Take https://github.com/apache/httpcomponents-client as an example, I tried to integrate this maven project with Ekstazi, however, I met this problem and had to make the copies the excludes list file to every subpackage path to fixing this problem.

The project structure is like this: --httpcompoments-client: ----httpclient5 ----httpclient5-cache ----httpclient5-fluent ----httpclient5-testing ----httpclient5-win When running Ekstazi, it only create exclude list file on "httpcompoments-client" level, I had to copy this file to every sub-package to avoid runtime error.

gliga commented 4 years ago

Hi,

Thanks for your interest in Ekstazi. Which version of the tool do you use? Ekstazi does not use excludesFile any longer. The latest version is 5.4.0.

If you still have some problems, please send me an example repo in which you integrated Ekstazi.

Hope it works for you, but let me know if you have other questions.

ZexinLi0w0 commented 4 years ago

Thanks for your reply. I used version 5.3.0 as guidance in http://www.ekstazi.org/index.html and the latest revision on master branch. Is version 5.4.0 remove excludesFile?

gliga commented 4 years ago

I think you are looking at some very old version. excludesFile was removed 4-5 years ago (before 5.x release). If you are using Maven, you only need the following (from the ekstazi.org page):

`

org.ekstazi ekstazi-maven-plugin 5.3.0 ekstazi select

`

ZexinLi0w0 commented 4 years ago

got it!