I don’t know anything about gallio but I have written my own xsl for transforming cppunit xml output into html. The reason you get messy output is because the xml in gallio-report.common.xml is not being transformed by any xsl so it comes out raw. That’s my guess at least.
Netbeans is free and has an xsl transformer built in you could use for testing. You supply an xml file and an xsl file and it will produce html similarly to what cruisecontrol would produce. You’ll want to add an include to the top of the html to the cruisecontrol css file to get the full effect. I would take the mbunitsummary.xsl and modify it to work with the gallio xml. Once you get your feet wet with xsl it’s straightforward to make it do what you’d like. From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of PilotBob Sent: Wednesday, February 29, 2012 10:40 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [ccnet-user] Gallio summary report... Has anyone created an xsl similar to mbunitsummary.xsl but for Gallio unit test results? Gallio does ship a "condensed" stylsheet but it is much bigger than the nice status display of mbunitsummary.xsl. I really don't know much about xsl and thought someone else could easily modify the mbunitsummary to work properly. Gallio also ships a gallio-report.common.xml but I think it is just perhaps used be the other xsl files. When I try to add it to the build report I just get a bunch of messy output. BOb
