Update maven-surefire-plugin to 3.0.0-M5. #7830
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This avoids https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SUREFIRE-1439, which I hit while investigating protocolbuffers#7827
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This appears to make the Java Kokoro tests fail. |
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Sounds like it may be from using an older version of Maven (3.0.5, which looks to be a couple years old). The current version is 3.6.3. Any idea whether it makes sense to update it and, if so, where that's configured? |
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Hmm, looks like maybe you just get whatever is in the Debian VM you launch? protobuf/kokoro/linux/64-bit/Dockerfile Line 62 in 2558c5d One is on Debian "stretch," the other on "latest": protobuf/kokoro/linux/64-bit/Dockerfile Line 10 in 2558c5d Whatever Debian I have on my laptop has Maven 3.6.3, but maybe that's newer than those two? From the failure output, I get the impression that the relevant Dockerfile is kokoro/linux/64-bit/Dockerfile. I'm not sure what "latest" means, though. |
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still seem to be using Maven 3.0.5, need to fix that somehow |
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Debian is known to have issues with very old Maven versions |
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The problem is we use apt-get to install maven. Debian is way, way out of date. We need to figure out an alternate means of installing a more current Maven, either a different image, a different repo, or a manual install of some kind. |
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We ended up dropping our Java 7 tests, which were the ones using the old Debian version, so I believe this is now OK to merge. |
This avoids https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SUREFIRE-1439,
which I hit while investigating
#7827