Hi Mark, Thanks for the suggestion.How will I integrate the Rake script into my CCNET server builds? Should I invoke it externally? And Since I know nothing about Rake/Albacore, is it possible to retain my xml build scripts for all the other build activities and use Rake only for running my Nunit tests?
Regards, Satish On Fri, Apr 6, 2012 at 12:34 PM, Mark Pawelek <[email protected]> wrote: > I use a build script written with Rake/Albacore to run NUnit tests from > the NUnit command line runner. I know this is quite a radical step, but > having used Rake I will never consider using an XML-based build system > (Maven, Ant, NAnt) ever again. Rake is just so easy and so natural. The > CCNET xml is minimal - it just invokes the Rake script. > > Please consider using Rake/Albacore for your build - you won't regret it. > We have only one build script - the same script that runs the CI also runs > the release build. > > - Mark P > > PS: XML programming languages are an abomination - name-values pairs - > what kind of syntax is that? I'm not disputing the accuracy of Osten's > reply - just the desirability of it. > > > On Tue, Apr 3, 2012 at 10:14 AM, Satish Viswanathan <[email protected]>wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I am currently trying to execute NUnit tests on my CCNET server.I am not >> able to do so because CCNET is unable to pass dynamic parameters to the >> NUNit executable.I already posted a topic for the same in the User Group >> .But I did not get any useful suggestions.Currently, I am trying to work >> around this bug in CCNET .How can I use a non NUnit task to execute all the >> NUnit tests? >> > >
