In tackling a similar problem for the Visual Studio code coverage tools use the same pattern I just wrapped them in a powershell script. But in that case they were only used for a small part of the build rather than all of it as you imply so Arieh's suggestion may make more sense.
Or there might be a way of doing this by putting the logic in an MSBuild file and have CC.net just call that? (haven't tried) Ian On 28 June, 13:21, kriz82 <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, > > I would like to run performance monitor during the build. How to > achieve following functionality: > > -start the monitor > -run build > -stop the monitor > > The problem is that if the build failed the stop monitor task would > not be called. Is there a way to call a task even when the previous > task falied and still got the broken build? > > Regards!
