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Stuff

I’m gonna use this page to post various things that i created and want to share. Right now, there’s not a lot of stuff to share, but over time this will probably grow to a larger list of various little projects or tools or whatever that might be useful to other people as well. Everything that gets posted here will be released under an open source license. You can access the subversion repository here.

Brion.Library

A small utility library. Download here. Currently contains:

Brion.MSBuildTasks

Some custom MSBuild Tasks. Download here.

  • NUnitMergeOutput

    This task combines the output of multiple NUnit xml reports into one combined xml report. The combined report will contain the results of each xml report that was fed to it, and it contains the total number of tests, failures, duration and overall success status of the entire test run.

    To define the task:

      <UsingTask AssemblyFile="$(MSBuildProjectDirectory)\Libs\Brion.MSBuildTasks\Brion.MSBuildTasks.dll"

                TaskName="NUnitMergeOutput"/>

    And to use it in a target:

        <CreateItem Include="TestResults\*.xml" >

          <Output TaskParameter="Include" ItemName="NUnitOutputXmlFiles"/>

        </CreateItem>

     

        <NUnitMergeOutput NUnitOutputXmlFiles="@(NUnitOutputXmlFiles)"

                          PathOfMergedXmlFile="TestResults\TestResults.xml" />

  • BuildTeamCityNUnitArguments

    TeamCity doesn’t easily allow you to enable its integrated NUnit testing support while still keeping the NUnit output xml files around after the build. This task prepares an xml arguments file to pass to TeamCity’s NUnitLauncher task which does make it possible to keep the NUnit output xml in a directory you can specify. You can find more info on this problem here and more info on this workaround here.

    To define the task:

      <UsingTask AssemblyFile="$(MSBuildProjectDirectory)\Libs\Brion.MSBuildTasks\Brion.MSBuildTasks.dll"

                TaskName="BuildTeamCityNUnitArguments"/>

    And to use it in a target:

        <CreateItem Include="**\Bin\Debug\*Tests*.dll" >

          <Output TaskParameter="Include" ItemName="TestAssemblies" />

        </CreateItem>

     

        <BuildTeamCityNUnitArguments HaltOnError="true" HaltOnFirstTestFailure="true"

                                    HaltOnFailureAtEnd="true" TestAssemblies="@(TestAssemblies)"

                                    NUnitResultsOutputFolder="TestResults"

                                    PathOfNUnitArgumentsXmlFile="nunitarguments.xml" />

     

     

        <Exec Command="$(teamcity_dotnet_nunitlauncher) @@ nunitarguments.xml" />

2 Responses to “Stuff”

  1. .NET Utility Libraries Galore « HSI Developer Blog Says:

    [...] [Update] Here’s a “utility” library with some light similarity (but much smaller scope) to Rhino Commons (in that it contains Repository and Unit Of Work implementations for NHibernate), and there is some WCF bag-o-trick stuff here as well:http://davybrion.com/blog/stuff/ [...]

  2. Unit tests for self-education « software crafts[wo]man Says:

    [...] first item was easy to accomplish – there’s Sharp Architecture, stuff at Davy Brions blog, and many good references on how to do it. I was able to set up my development [...]

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