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upgradle.properties in wrong directory

Open jmattheis opened this issue 9 years ago • 3 comments

In the default jmeter.properties file the upgrade.properties file is defined like this: upgrade_properties=/bin/upgrade.properties the problem is that the upgrade.properties is not in /bin/ but rather just in /

jmattheis avatar May 02 '16 12:05 jmattheis

This is true, but shouldn't really cause an issue in the plugin.

The value for this property is overridden in the plugin here.

Are you seeing problems as a result of this?

foragerr avatar May 03 '16 11:05 foragerr

it causes no problem for me, but it outputs an exception inside the logfile.

jmattheis avatar May 03 '16 12:05 jmattheis

Got it.

I prefer not to change the jmeter.properties file from JMeter default, so that when I change JMeter versions, I can just drop the file in.

I'll look into moving upgrade.properties into a bin folder. Thanks for catching the exception!

On Tue, May 3, 2016, 8:08 AM Jannis Mattheis [email protected] wrote:

it causes no problem for me, but it outputs an exception inside the logfile.

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foragerr avatar May 03 '16 13:05 foragerr