I thought adding test compilation didn't cause any regular binary jars to fail compilation, but I was looking at the wrong thing (.done files get created regardless of whether compilation succeeds). In fact, 5 regular jars that used to compile no longer do:
wtwhite@wtwhite-vuw-vm:~/code/jcompile/runs/26_full_run_with_compiled_tests$ find ../18 -name '*.done'|wc -l
1344
wtwhite@wtwhite-vuw-vm:~/code/jcompile/runs/26_full_run_with_compiled_tests$ find . -name '*.done'|wc -l
1344
wtwhite@wtwhite-vuw-vm:~/code/jcompile/runs/26_full_run_with_compiled_tests$ find ../18 -name '*.jar'|wc -l
1037
wtwhite@wtwhite-vuw-vm:~/code/jcompile/runs/26_full_run_with_compiled_tests$ find . -name '*.jar'|grep -v -- '-tests\.jar$'|wc -l
1032
Despite this, adding test compilation results in far more jars overall:
wtwhite@wtwhite-vuw-vm:~/code/jcompile/runs/26_full_run_with_compiled_tests$ find . -name '*.jar'|grep -v -- '-test\.jar$'|wc -l
1856
I thought adding test compilation didn't cause any regular binary jars to fail compilation, but I was looking at the wrong thing (
.donefiles get created regardless of whether compilation succeeds). In fact, 5 regular jars that used to compile no longer do:Despite this, adding test compilation results in far more jars overall: