Hi I do not know from head if ncover fails when Nunit fails.
example : you run unit, failing tests are found, and I think Nunit exits with a non zero value to test this : place a call of nunit in a bath file, and echo the return value ex.: nunit /your arguments as set in ccnet echo %ERRORLEVEL% if you see a non zero number, Nunit tells ccnet that a test fails now you must do the same with ncover ncover /your arguments as set in ccnet echo %ERRORLEVEL% if you see a non zero number, Ncover tells ccnet that a test fails Can you try this? with kind regards Ruben Willems On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 10:34 AM, schoetbi <[email protected]>wrote: > > Hi, > > thanks for this quick answer. the &nCoverTool is a variable we keep > for easier maintenance of the config. It is defined like this in > ccnet.config: > <!DOCTYPE cruisecontrol [ > <!ENTITY nCoverTool "D:\CcNet\WS\3rdPartyLibs\NCover > \NCover.Console.exe"> > ]> > > It is just the path to NCover. > > When I got you right then I need to add another exec task that just > runs NUnit without the coverage to get the exit code of the > nunit.console.exe, right? > > Isnt there a way to only run the tests once including the coverage and > get the results out of the results.xml files of each process? > > Thanks, > Tobias
