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That's great to hear! I'm not too strong on Java; does what you're saying imply that some/all/most of the freely available Java 'modules' or 'packages' that ar

That's great to hear! I'm not too strong on Java; does what you're saying imply that some/all/most of the freely available Java 'modules' or 'packages' that are built with Maven will end up running and passing associated test suites in most all of the organizations that end up using the code in question?

wtetzner 12y ago
No, the tests are run as part of the deploy. So before deploying a library, if the tests don't pass, the deploy fails. However, the artifact that actually gets deployed is a .jar file containing .class files. Users of libraries don't rebuild the libraries.
- lmm 12y ago
  Just to clarify, "deploy" in this sense means "upload to your organization's maven repository (or maven central)".
- Diederich 12y ago
  Ok cool, I understand. So would you guess there'd be wide-spread 'deploy-time' test coverage across the Java ecosystem? Thanks again!