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Ron de Jong1 (16●1●1) | asked May 10 '07, 9:47 a.m.
Hi,

Im trying to use CheckStyle in our build, so I added a task and a
logpublisher action to the build file. When I do this, I get some errors
reported by CheckStyle, which is OK. What I like to change is that I do not
want the build to fail on those errors. E.g. Id like to keep an eye on the
trend on the amount of coding style errors, but I do not want the build to
fail with every error that gets introduced.

What are the options to do this?

Thanks,
Ron de Jong

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Martha (Ruby) Andrews (3.0k●4●43●51) | answered May 11 '07, 8:33 p.m.
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Sounds like the build is failing because the CheckStyle task is
returning an error exit code. The Jazz Build Engine will automatically
set a build to failed if the ANT process exits with an error.

Does the CheckStyle have a flag for whether or not to fail when it
encounters an error? If so, set the flag not to fail.

Martha

Ron de Jong wrote:
Hi,

Im trying to use CheckStyle in our build, so I added a task and a
logpublisher action to the build file. When I do this, I get some errors
reported by CheckStyle, which is OK. What I like to change is that I do not
want the build to fail on those errors. E.g. Id like to keep an eye on the
trend on the amount of coding style errors, but I do not want the build to
fail with every error that gets introduced.

What are the options to do this?

Thanks,
Ron de Jong

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