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Add debugging ports to gradle cargoRunLocal config
Signed-off-by: Jennifer Hamon <[email protected]>
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Hi,
see here: bmuschko/gradle-cargo-plugin#99 and
bmuschko/gradle-cargo-plugin#138
currently the integration tests fail because of
ERROR: transport error 202: could not find free port in debug port range: Transport endpoint is not connected
JDWP exit error ERROR_unknown(510): could not listen [transport.c:616]
ERROR: JDWP could not listen, jvmtiError=ERROR_unknown(510)
maybe better to add an option similar to spring profiles ,e.g. to distinguesh database types something like localdebug in spring profiles and then add dynamically the debug option into jvmArgs.
Right now all integration tests fail because each task is done with debug options and start / stop uses the same debug port... debugging is useful if a human is starting the test , but for travis debugging is not needed.
regards,
-markus