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Created attachment 135004 [details] Stack traces from test. Automated test discovered writes to disk during startup. To reproduce: - open java.kit project in IDE - open IDECommitValidationTest from Functional Test Packages - run this test (Ctrl+F6). The first test case testWriteAccess should pass. But there are error messages like the following: Writing any files to disk during start is inefficient and usualy unnecessary. Consider using declarative registration in your layer.xml file, or delaying the initialization of the whole subsystem till it is really used. In case it is necessary to perform the write, you can modify the 'allowed-file-write.txt' file in ide.kit module. More details at http://wiki.netbeans.org/FitnessViaWhiteAndBlackList java.lang.Exception: checkWrite: D:\hg\main\java.kit\build\test\qa-functional\work\userdir0\var\cache\dict
I clicked through several reports in here: http://hudson4qe.cz.oracle.com/view/Trunk-QE/job/CV-multi-UI/887/testReport/ and I see only the failures caused by bug #230387. I ran the test twice on my Win7 using: c:\Users\jlahoda\apache-ant-1.8.3\bin\ant -f d:/outgoing/java.kit/build.xml -Dtest.includes=org/netbeans/test/ide/IDECommitValidationTest.java -Dtest.type=qa-functional -Dcontinue.after.failing.tests=true test-single (which is analogous to the command line used by the IDE), and have only seen the failure caused by bug #230387. What do I need to do to see the spellchecker failure? Thanks.
You are right, now I can't see stack trace from spellchecker. But in the attached log file it was there. Probably it is somehow random. I will evaluate test results and reopen if it appears again.