Test Driven Development - Using CruiseControl .NET to Automate Your Builds

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Test Driven Development - Using CruiseControl .NET to Automate Your Builds

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Jean-Paul Boodhoo has posted so far in 8 parts on how to automate builds using NAnt. The post entitled Automating Your Builds With NAnt - Part 8 (Enter CruiseControl) is highly informative about how to introduce CruiseControl .NET into your build procedures. In previous projects I have worked with CruiseControl and found it to be very helpful.

Cruise Control .NET can be used to do the following from my own previous experience:

* Get latest code from source control (VSS)

* Perform a build which registered my assemblies in the appropriate places

* Run the Unit tests defined in my assemblies

* Generate reports on build health

On Jean-Paul's post, he has a 1 hour video of how to install CruiseControl and configure it to build your project. The direct link to the video can be found here.

Posted on Monday, June 12, 2006 12:37 PM .NET , Test Driven Development | Back to top

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