When performing a release build, run the test-all target in junitModules.xml rather...

This causes the ajc tests to be run a second time, but has the advantage of creating the junit xml output
files for the ajc tests - which are needed by cruise control. Since cruise control will be the dominant caller of
this script, the extra overhead of running tests multiple times is acceptable.

diff --git a/build/release/build.xml b/build/release/build.xml
index e3056527e23481be74c8644966d270c0d2f2b717..e34ee0b04a2cd05202ea6b803ad17ca8f0151c85 100644 (file)
--- a/build/release/build.xml
+++ b/build/release/build.xml
@@ -407,7 +407,7 @@
                depends="init-variables,init-junitTests-available">
                <antcall target="do-run-ant">
                        <param name="run.ant.file" value="junitModules.xml"/>
-                       <param name="ant.target" value=""/>
+                       <param name="ant.target" value="test-all"/>
                        <param name="ant.dir" 
                                location="${aspectj.modules.dir}/tests"/>
                        <param name="ant.output"