Hi,
We use Chutzpah from both within VS 2012 and integrated into our TFS 2012 build process.
An issue we are trying to correct is when someone breaks the unit tests to the point where there is a script error and the unit tests aren't discovered.
From reviewing the documentation I believe this issue is handled with the /failOnError switch that is available at the command line options. From reviewing the code that switch looks like it is handled after the unit tests are run.
However, it doesn't look like this switch is available from within the TFS Integration adapter. Am I correct, in this belief?
Before I download the source for the adapter and try and modify the code to fail on error, I thought I'd try and confirm first.
I think I see how to integrate the testResultSummary.Errors.Any() check into the TFS Integration process but I haven't tried yet either.
Thanks! Joel
We use Chutzpah from both within VS 2012 and integrated into our TFS 2012 build process.
An issue we are trying to correct is when someone breaks the unit tests to the point where there is a script error and the unit tests aren't discovered.
From reviewing the documentation I believe this issue is handled with the /failOnError switch that is available at the command line options. From reviewing the code that switch looks like it is handled after the unit tests are run.
However, it doesn't look like this switch is available from within the TFS Integration adapter. Am I correct, in this belief?
Before I download the source for the adapter and try and modify the code to fail on error, I thought I'd try and confirm first.
I think I see how to integrate the testResultSummary.Errors.Any() check into the TFS Integration process but I haven't tried yet either.
Thanks! Joel