build jars without test classes

No, it isn't possible. You can create a Jira issue for this feature (http://jetbrains.net/jira/browse/IDEA).

In the Build > Build jars function, is there a way to build a jar without the test classes?

In the "Include in the jar file" area, there are four package methods, I'm using "copy module output to" method (and also tried others) and the produced jar contains everything in the module output including the test output.

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Nikolay Chashnikov
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Hello Nikolay,

No, it isn't possible. You can create a Jira issue for this feature
(http://jetbrains.net/jira/browse/IDEA).

>> In the Build > Build jars function, is there a way to build a jar
>> without the test classes?
>>
>> In the "Include in the jar file" area, there are four package
>> methods, I'm using "copy module output to" method (and also tried
>> others) and the produced jar contains everything in the module output
>> including the test output.
>>

The issue already exists: http://www.jetbrains.net/jira/browse/IDEABKL-4520

Alexander.

thank you. I've voted.

I think that feature is really necessary. If we want to run test cases, we don't need to build a jar. And when we want to build a jar, it's likely we don't want the test cases.