> 2) You could just run all of the assemblies at the same time with the > > MbUnit console application. It'll emit a consolidated report which should > > be just what you're looking for. > > > > It is also possible to merge MbUnit reports using XSLT but I don't know > > if anyone's done it yet. When faced with the same problem, I modified the > > CruiseControl.Net XSLT for generating the HTML report so that it would > > consume multiple report XML files that were trivially combined (end-to-end > > with a new root element) and create a consolidated HTML report. That turned > > out to be much easier and quite effective. > > > I decided to take the second approach. I have code in place that generates a combined XML report. It looks exactly as if I ran multiple assemblies (each with unique name) sequentially. I now need to turn that into an HTML report. I downloaded MbUnit's source code, and it looks like I can reuse parts of it - it already has an HtmlReport class with RenderToHtml method. The tricky part that is that I need an instance of ReportResult object, and I can't quite figure out how to create one from a properly formatted XML report file.
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