For completeness I thought I would add the following to this post. The
msbuild script above will not fail a cruise control build if the unit
tests fail, due to running NCover and NCoverExplorer tasks with
ContinueOnError="true". This is necessary in order to complete the
test run and collate the results even if some of the tests fail.
However, to fail the build in Cruise Control I added the following
target. It uses tasks from the msbuild community targets.
<Target Name="ReturnBuildStatus" DependsOnTargets="RunTests">
<CreateItem Include="$(RootSourceFolder)\Build\ci\unitTests
\*.xml">
<Output TaskParameter="Include" ItemName="UnitTestFiles" />
</CreateItem>
<XmlQuery
XmlFileName="%(UnitTestFiles.Identity)"
XPath="sum(//report-result/counter/@failure-count)">
<Output TaskParameter="Values" ItemName="FailureCounts" />
</XmlQuery>
<Math.Add Numbers="@(FailureCounts)">
<Output TaskParameter="Result" PropertyName="FailureCount" />
</Math.Add>
<Message Text="FailureCount $(FailureCount)"/>
<Error Condition=" '$(FailureCount)' > '0' "
Code="1"
Text="$(FailureCount) Unit tests failed" />
</Target>
I know this is more of a Cruise Control feature but I thought it worth
adding to this thread.
Andrew
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