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Re: In the land of Continuous Integration : Grr, Argh!

Andrew Tobin — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 19:04:15 -0000

Hey Justin,

Yeah, I actually have 2008 unit tests running on mine, although I did have to install a copy of VS on the build server, which I dont quite like.

Then I executed the tests using the command line and an exec task.

There are xsl style-sheets for 2008 out now in the latest build - actually confirmed today: http://groups.google.com.ag...

Hope that helps.

Re: In the land of Continuous Integration : Grr, Argh!

Justin — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 14:52:51 -0000

vs 2008 gives you the ability to use their unit testing framework. If you use the built in vs 2008 unit testing framework, is cruise control.net able to execute the vs 2008 unit tests? I have cruise control.net working fine with the nunit framework and was just wondering if you have tested cruise control.net with executing the unit testing framework with vs 2008? Does cruise control.net have the ability to trap the failed vs 2008 unit tests like it can with the nunit framework so we can see the errors/fails in an email?

Re: In the land of Continuous Integration : Grr, Argh!

Alex — Thu, 17 Jan 2008 08:30:33 -0000

You say you want to split out your projects into their own configuration files. If you mean on the web dashboard, that is pretty easy we have a copy of the web dashboard folder for each project(so in essence we are running 6 web sites, but it makes project level customization a breeze). If you are talkling about on the build server then you simply need to set it up to have multiple instances of service running each with its own config, there is a work up in the documentation on how to do that.