Question:
I’m trying to run an ant task which I’m invoking from a powershell script:
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Invoke-Expression "ant -f $antFilePath -Dtestsuite=$testsuite clean compile run" |
The $testsuite variable is a string which includes a dot character, e.g. “systemTest.All”, so:
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Invoke-Expression "ant -f $antFilePath -Dtestsuite=systemTest.All clean compile run" |
My problem is that the dot seems to be interpreted as a delimiter (by powershell? Invoking from cmd works just fine), hence the “All” part gets treated as a ant target (among with clean compile run).
(The use of a dot in the testsuite name is not one of mine doings so that part I can not affect)
Do I need to qoute the ant argument, escape the dot in some way?
Br,
Pete
Answer:
Try this (but I can’t test it), run this directly w/o invoke-Expression:
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ant -f $antFilePath "-Dtestsuite=$testsuite" clean compile run |