Hi

These 2 settings are not really related.
Explanation :
I have a program that write a file to c:\temp\MyOutPut.txt
this file contains : Result of last testrun  : The last version is totally
bad

and I merge it

now the build will be ok, and when I browse to the dashboard,
I will see the string "Result of last testrun  : The last version is totally
bad"

So you have the same situatiuon : CCNet is Green, but there is a program
telling that the build SHOULD be red


Cause
CCNet fails a build when a program in the tasks section says : I have
encountered errors.
This is done via the program exit codes : default 0 means no error, anything
else is error and will fail the build.

I think the cause is
<executable>&nCoverTool;</executable>

What is this, a batch file calling ncover ?
if so, be sure that the bach file returns the errorcodes of ncover to ccnet




with kind regards
Ruben Willems

On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 9:55 AM, schoetbi <[email protected]>wrote:

>
> Hi,
>
> I have a project where I run NUnit Tasks together with NCover like
> this:
> <exec>
>  <executable>&nCoverTool;</executable>
>  <baseDirectory>&workBase;\bin\Debug\</baseDirectory>
>  <buildArgs>&nUnitTool; Sara.Test.dll Sara.Persistence.Test.dll /
> nologo    ####THIS IS ONE LINE
>                  /xml=nunitresults.xml //x ncoverresults.xml //a
>                 Sara.Common;Sara.Core.Persistence;Sara.Services</
> buildArgs>
> </exec>
>
> Then in the publishers section I do a <merge> task with this file and
> then after that a xmllogger task.
>
> The NUnit Result is included in the merged file but still the result
> of the integration run is successful not failed.
>
> I use the following tools:
> CCNET: 1.4.3.4023
> NCover: 1.5.8.0
> NUnit: 2.4.1.0
>
> Does someone encoutered the same problem and has a solution for me?
>
> Thank you,
> Tobias
>

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