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In the build log of my project, i can see these properties: <integrationProperties> <CCNetProject>Gdet_T</CCNetProject> ... <LastModificationDate>4/6/2010 1:29:04 PM</LastModificationDate> <LastChangeNumber>10841</LastChangeNumber> </integrationProperties> I want to pass the property CCNetProject and LastChangeNumber to a batch file. it works well with CCNetProject , as it can be used in the batch as an environment variable %CCNetProject% . But it doesn't work with other properties (those are not starting with the CCnet prefix) as LastChangeNumber or LastModificationDate . I tried to pass it

I'm new to Continuous Integration. I want an advice with what tool should I start deal with. I see that this is the biggest tools right now: CruiseControl.NET, TeamCity and Visual Studio Team System. I'm using this tools: Visual Studio 2010, Mercurial, NAnt, NUnit. Both TeamCity and CruiseControl.NET will work fine for this set of tools. Also you can consider alternatives : Hudson (Free, UI-based setup) Visual Studio Team System (expensive (about 6000$), UI-based setup) CruiseControl.NET (Free, Xml-based setup) TeamCity (Professional Edition of TeamCity is free, UI-based setup) The difference

It looks like there is no built-in support for Git in CruiseControl.NET . Anyone have suggestions on Git plug-ins, tips, or other advice on getting CruiseControl.NET with work with Git? There's a CC.net/git plugin at github: ccnet.git.plugin The rdoc includes instructions for configuring CC.net to use a git repository. Frank Schwieterman I just wanted to note that newer CruiseControl.net have builtin support for git http://cruisecontrolnet.org/projects/ccnet/wiki/Git Integration of git/mercurial support for 1.5 release of CruiseControl.Net is currently worked on - the git plugin AFAIK has

I need to know how to tell MSTEST to run all test projects in a solution file. This needs to be done from the command line. Right now I have to pass it a specific project file, I'm trying to get it to run from a SOLUTION file. I'm hoping this is possible, because in Visual Studio, hitting Ctrl+R, A, runs ALL tests in the currently opened solution. The way I've interpretted the help files, you have to pass in each DLL specifically. I want to run this from the command line from my CruiseControl.NET server, so I can write other utilities to make this happen. If there is a wierd way of getting

I have a little project, and I want to have 2 compiled versions of that project: one that is targetting the .NET 2.0 framework one that is targetting the .NET 3.5 framework All is going well; I've put my project under continuous integration (using CC.NET), and I've created 2 CC.NET 'projects'. One project for each target-framework. I won't go too much in (irrelevant) details, but my solution is set up to target the .NET 3.5 framework in VS.NET. I have 2 msbuild-tasks: one task that builds the solution for .NET 3.5 (simple and easy) one task that builds the solution for .NET 2.0 In this Task, I

I am trying to set up CruiseControl.NET to automatically download a new version from SVN ( VisualSVN_Server ) and publish it to the beta directory. THis is the CruiseControl.NET configuration file concerning MSBuild : <msbuild> <executable>C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\MSBuild.exe</executable> <workingDirectory>C:\CI\WORKING</workingDirectory> <projectFile>WashMyCarHomepage\WashMyCarHomepage.csproj</projectFile> <buildArgs>/noconsolelogger /p:Configuration=Debug /v:diag /p:WebProjectOutputDir=C:\inetpub\wwwroot.beta</buildArgs> <targets>Build;Test</targets> <timeout>900<

Closed . This question is opinion-based. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it can be answered with facts and citations by editing this post . We're currently in the process of setting up a source control/build/and more-server for .NET development and we're thinking about either utilizing the Team Foundation Server (which costs a lot of dough) or combining several open source options, such as SourceForge Enterprise/GForge and Subversion and CruiseControl.net and so on. Has anyone walked down the full blown OSS road or is it

I'm trying to integrate OpenCover with CruiseControl.NET . At this point I've modified by build system so it runs my nunit tests under OpenCover. I then generate Xml and Html reports from those using ReportGenerator . Assuming it's possible to integrate the reports generated by ReportGenerator into the CruiseControl.NET webapp, how do I integrate the two? NCover has it's own NCoverReporting task that can be used, but as I'm not running NCover I can't compare its output with the XML reports generated by OpenCover. Related thoughts / questions: OpenCover generates an XML file by default, but is

We have an SVN repository hosted externally and our build server is currently internal. Occasionally (probably 1 or 2 times a day) the build server is unable to find the SVN repository due to a network outage, a timeout or some other random reason. With an externally hosted repository this is hard to avoid, however when it fails to find the SVN repository it fails the build! I would like to find a way for it to just try again at the next interval and ignore any errors relating to an unfound repository. Does anyone know how I can do this? I have posted my config for reference below. <project