How TFS Lost my Trust
November 26, 2008This morning, I spent the first 30 minutes of my day figuring out why the CI build failed after I checked in some changes to the code. No big deal, right? I just messed up. Tur...
Read more ...Sweet NUnit Integration in TeamCity
March 7, 2008I would like to make a service announcement from the JetBrains fan club: TeamCity 3.1 is here! I took me about 15 minutes to upgrade my existing home installation. It actually t...
Read more ...Using NCover/NCoverExplorer from MsBuild
February 1, 2008In my previous post I mentioned how easy it is to incorporate code coverage into TeamCity using NCover/NCoverExplorer. I'm using the NCoverExplorer Extras package that can be do...
Read more ...Code Coverage with TeamCity
January 25, 2008In my previous post on JetBrains TeamCity I mentioned that it has no support for .NET code coverage. With this post I want to correct the injustice of this statement. It was a ...
Read more ...TeamCity Continuous Integration & Build Management is really awesome
January 23, 2008I've been goofing around with TeamCity over the last week. After reading some posts about TeamCity (1)(2), I decided to give it a try. In my continuous quest to eliminate the am...
Read more ...Me like CruiseControl.NET
July 29, 2007One of the things I've picked up from the big book of developer tools is CruiseControl.NET aka CC.NET. CC.NET is a continuous integration system that automates the entire build,...
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