Comments on Alanta Developer Notes: MbUnit with NAnt support for TeamCity 3.x

Hi Chakri,

TeamCity is not open source but the professional license is available free of charge.
The open source alternative is CruiseControl.NET (hosted on SourceForge). I have used both and must say that TeamCity is by far the easiest to setup, configure and use.

Marnix

Thank you Marnix,
But Teamcity is not open sour...

2009-02-10T10:18:00.000+01:00

Thank you Marnix,
But Teamcity is not open source i think. can u plz suggest me any other opensource tool, which solves my problem.

Hi Chakri,

If you're using TeamCity you sho...

2009-02-10T09:23:00.000+01:00

Hi Chakri,

If you're using TeamCity you should configure a Schedule Trigger in the build configuration. If you want to run the build directly from windows you should setup a scheduled task.

Marnix

Hi, help me anyone to run MbUnit reports fr...

2009-02-10T08:07:00.000+01:00

Hi, help me anyone to run MbUnit reports from NAnt at a specific time...

Thanks in advance.

Hi Marnix,

I've taken your binaries and ext...

2008-08-19T15:15:00.000+02:00

Hi Marnix,

I've taken your binaries and extended them with the help of Max Feldman from JetBrains to make them work with both the NAnt and the Console runner.

I've also created other tasks for TC status report etc. based on these tasks for MSBuild.

Would you like to join forces and create an OSS project out of this. If you don't want to, would you mind me publishing the source code and adding a reference to your blog post?

Alex

Hi Alex,

Since this solution uses a NAnt ta...

2008-07-21T12:34:00.000+02:00

Hi Alex,

Since this solution uses a NAnt task, I'm using the NAnt runner.

From what I've seen TeamCity taps into NAnt logging at a low level by hooking up monitoring tools on the command line.
Every message that is logged through the NAnt API is sent directly to the TC server.
The command line runner taps in at the same level and will filter that info for the console based on the log level setting.
This may also explain why the command line runner is not working for you; invoking NAnt from the command line will prevent TeamCity from hooking up it's log monitoring tools.

Anyway, as far as I'm concerned a build log can't be detailed enough. I want to be able to go back and see exactly what has been build, especially if something fails.

If you need specific information from a build, you could output it to a separate file and pull it into TC as a build artifact. That way you don't need to search through the log file.

Hi Marnix,

what build runner do you use for...

2008-07-16T09:50:00.000+02:00

Hi Marnix,

what build runner do you use for building/running the unit tests?

I've been using the cmdline runner: The ##teamcity messages show up in the log, but unfortunately they don't get parsed by TeamCity itself. (That is, the "Tests" tab does not appear.)

If I use the NAnt runner everythings works ("Tests" tab is shown) but the build log is very verbose. Do you also see this problem on your build server?

Thanks,

Alex

Comments on Alanta Developer Notes: MbUnit with NAnt support for TeamCity 3.x

Hi Chakri,TeamCity is not open source but the professional license is available free of charge.The open source alternative is CruiseControl.NET (hosted on SourceForge). I have used both and must say that TeamCity is by far the easiest to setup, configure and use.Marnix

Thank you Marnix,But Teamcity is not open sour...

Hi Chakri,If you're using TeamCity you sho...