+1 for this. I ended up having to parse the xml files myself, as I
couldn't find an easier way to get the info I wanted.
I submitted a request for this.
http://public.kitware.com/Bug/view.php?id=8277
I was trying to use ctest as a replacement for a non-portable shell
script that did nightly testing.
Clint
Floca Ralf Omar wrote:
Hello,
I want to use CTest for nightly builds. In this context I need to know
if there were any errors while configuring, building or testing (…)
the target. I need this to trigger other events in the nightly build
script. (Platform: Windows XP, Visual Studio 2005)
When using CTest with the “–D Nightly” flag (or single step versions
like NightlyUpdate), it seems that it returns an error value (!=0) if
a step fails. This is true for all steps except the build step. Even
if there is an error while building one of the target’s projects the
return of CTest will be 0. In difference one failing test in the test
step will cause a return value of != 0.
Is there any sound way to query if the build step failed or at least
if any error occurred in the whole Nightly Build processing? It seems
to me that parsing the build.xml file of the according nightly build
for <Error> elements is not a very elegant way.
Thank you for any help or suggestion.
Kind regards,
Ralf Floca
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