I unfortunately may have two questions in one, or rather the solution may go two different ways. I have log4j loggers set up in a few classes that I unit test on. When I run mvn clean install
it obviously runs those tests and in turn creates a log file (that is usually empty as nothing exciting is being logged). This isn't necessarily a problem except that Jenkins doesn't seem to like this when I do Perform Maven Release
. It yells about the workspace having local changes and it cites the log file before declaring failure.
I know its the unit tests because if I changed them to integration tests or ignore them, everything works fine. But I'd like a solution not a workaround.
Are there configurations in Jenkins that can allow me to remedy this?
Or is there a strategy for mocking or ignoring logging for Unit tests?
I don't necessarily want to ignore them, but it is interfering with creating a release.
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