1/13/2024 0 Comments Catlight plugin in jenkins![]() Thus, I changed NUnit 3 format to NUnit 2 format by adding “format=nunit2” in below script.īelow script, automatically run all of your unit tests and create TestResults.xml file under workspace also it runs test coverage and creates Coverage.xml under workspace folder. Note: There is a problem to publish Nunit 3 test results with latest NUnit Jenkins plugin. For targettargs, set your Unit Test’s dll file. NET 4.5.2 version so it is needed to install “ Microsoft Build Tools 2015” from here.Īfter installation, go to “ Manage Jenkins” –> “ Global Tool Configuration” and at MSBuild section set your MSBuild path as follows.Īt last step, you need to add “Build a Visual Studio Project or solution using MSBuild” step and set your solution file as “ MSBuild Build File”.Īlso, copy all contents of “ C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft\VisualStudio” folder from development machine and paste then into your Jenkins Server’s same path.ĭownload and extract OpenCover under “ C:\Tools” folder.Īlso, generate latest OpenCovertoCoberturaConverter.exe under “ C:\Tools\Cobertura\”.Īnd finally, add an “ Execute Windows batch command” step and write a command as follows according to your project. You can modify this configuration file with respect to your project settings. I put this config file under “ C:\Nuget\” folder and in it I did Nuget configurations as follows. If you do not use local Nuget packages, then you can remove the second “add key” line. One of them is official packages and the other one is for local Nuget packages. ![]() In above command, I use nfig file and declare two keys in it. We are using custom Nuget packages in our project thus I run a batch command as shown below.Ĭ:\Nuget\nuget.exe restore “C:\JenkinsProjects\” -ConfigFile C:\Nuget\nfig First, install Nuget from here and put Nuget.exe under C:\Nuget folder. If you use Nuget packages, you need to get them before build operation. I leave it blank for now and trigger the build manually. Set a Build Trigger if you want or you can trigger it manually. I wanted to build the project at C:\JenkinsProjects folder.ĥ) Set a Build Trigger or Trigger it Manually If you use Git, please check this article to learn how to connect Jenkins with Git.Īt Source Code Management section, please click “TFS” radio button and fill the fields as shown below picture. In this article, I will show you to connect with TFS. In these way, you can install all Jenkins Plugins.Ĭreate “ New Item” icon and give a name to your job.ĭo the settings for Source Code Management. Select the plugin and click Install button. After that, the related plugin will appear. Then, click “ Available” tab and then write the desired plugin name into the search box. Open Jenkins then go to “ Manage Jenkins” –> “ Manage Plugins” We use Windows Server 2012 so I installed windows version. If everything pass, we will to a deployment to the test environment with Octopus Deploy.Send build notifications to the related Slack channel.Send an email if the Jenkins job is not successful.Convert OpenCover results to Cobertura Coverage Results.Start to run NUnit Unit Tests and execute code coverage with OpenCover.Then, build the latest release with MSBuild. Connect the TFS and pull the project into a local folder which is located in CI server.Trigger Jenkins and start to run Jenkins Job.Slack – It is our internal messaging application. ![]() JIRA – It is our issue tracking and agile management tool. I generated one and you can download it here (version 2.0.4).ĬatLight – It is a desktop build notifier and located at the system tray. You need to build it and generate an executable. It creates more fancy and stylish reports. OpenCoverToCoberturaConverter – It converts OpenCover results to Cobertura format. ReportGenerator – It generates HTML reports by using. OpenCover – It is our test coverage tool and it is open-source. We will use below tools for separate purposes. I tried to prepare this article to cover all details and I hope, it will help you for your continuous integration process. Hi all, in this article, I will explain how to integrate Jenkins, TFS, NUnit, OpenCover, Cobertura, CatLight, JIRA, and Slack with each other.
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