I'm trying to setup cruisecontrol.net to work with our existing projects.
The projects use the visual studio 2008 testing tools (running as .net 2.0).
During the actual build process I get several error messages, most or which are:
Type 'TestClass' is not defined.
I'm assuming that this is because I don't have the testing framework installed on my build server.
I'd rather not just copy bits from my dev machine (that always feels a bit hacky) and I'd also rather not install visual studio on the build sever (that seems like overkill).
Does anyone know where I can get a standalone installer to put these files on my build server?
MSTest requires Visual Studio. You'll need to install it on your build machine (or use a more lightweight testing framework!)
You can get hold of the MSTest.exe and associated libraries on a redistributable disk image under the title of "Visual Studio Agents".
Instructions:
- Download and run setup from the disk
- Run the test agent installer
- No need to install the agent as a service or configure the test agent as you just want to run it from the command line.
- The MSTest tool will now be installed somewhere like "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\IDE" which is the same path as for visual studio.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/689025/running-mstest-in-cruise-control-net-build-server