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See URL of a trunk build failure. The failing target is real-clean. Problem is that 'build-init' is now a prerequisite of 'clean' in common.xml/projectized.xml. This is no good because during cleaning, many module JARs (those previously cleaned) will be absent, and so <parseprojectxml> is unable to create a module CP if one of this module's deps has already been cleaned. Regression introduced by fix of issue #82910. You must find some way to clean tests without calling build-init. For example, you may be able to move defns of ${test.unit.out.folder} and similar props from test-init (which is no good since it has an indirect dep on build-init) to basic-init, and then have test-unit-clean etc. dep on basic-init only.
Fixed . IDE: [8/23/06 11:25 AM] Committing "projectized.xml" started Checking in projectized.xml; /cvs/nbbuild/templates/projectized.xml,v <-- projectized.xml new revision: 1.86; previous revision: 1.85 I fixed it for module in module suite project yersterday in different way: <target name="test-clean" depends="basic-init,files-init"> <parseprojectxml project="."> <testtype name="unit" folder="test.unit.folder" /> </parseprojectxml> <property name="test.unit.out.folder" location="${test.unit.folder}"/> <delete dir="${test.unit.out.folder}"/> </target> It seems to be working fine.