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Web application projects and build server issues

Normally, you don't have Visual Studio installed in build servers. Unless you're using the setup and deployment package which can only be compiled by the IDE executable devenv.exe, that's the time that you install VS. As such, you only have...

Published Fri, Jul 07 2007 10:52 AM by jokiz

Filed under: ASP.NET, continuous integration

insufficient test code coverage -> broken build

i agree that incorporating code coverage criteria in your build scripts is very restrictive, but you have no choice if your team is just starting out doing tdd or writing plain automated unit tests. how can you force them to learn to write automated unit...

Published Fri, May 05 2007 10:04 AM by jokiz

Filed under: tdd, continuous integration, unit testing

TDD-CI environment work - definitely a plus

We still have a job advertisement for a C# developer and one of the requirements is experience in agile software development using T est- D riven D evelopment and C ontinuous I ntegration setup. You can hardly find a .NET company in the Philippines which...

Published Wed, Feb 02 2007 5:29 PM by jokiz

Filed under: CSLA, tdd, lokal, continuous integration

Generate DB script using NAnt's copy-replacetokens task

most of our .NET projects has a database project with three scripts in it, (1) create database script, (2) database shema script and the (3) default data script. for our pre-release, we packaged the database creation with default data in our Installshield...

Published Mon, Feb 02 2007 8:03 PM by jokiz

Filed under: SQL, continuous integration, NAnt

working around a project with minimal unit tests

coming from a project with number of unit tests in it (hundreds i believe), it's hard to work around our current project without it. we're near the release of the project and we still have 31 unit and integration test cases for the .NET client application...

Published Tue, Jan 01 2007 9:40 PM by jokiz

Filed under: tdd, continuous integration, xUnit

Saved by an automated test

Last week, I was assigned to fix a bug in my first project in my current company. The said application was released months ago and is currently being used by our client. Initially, the fix was just to move a particular line of code just above a conditional...

Published Sat, Dec 12 2006 2:44 AM by jokiz

Filed under: tdd, continuous integration

CCTray rocks

I have been using CruiseControl.NET for a 10 months now and i love it. The only thing that puzzles me is why the java counterpart still does not have a client application like CCTray which just parks at the system tray and gives out build status notifications...

Published Sun, Dec 12 2006 8:52 PM by jokiz

Filed under: continuous integration, CCNET

holidays are ideal work days for build masters

it is currently a public holiday today (end of ramadan) and i decided to come to work in the afternoon to do some changes on our build server and subversion repository. you can't really do some changes on the development servers on regular working days...

Published Tue, Oct 10 2006 5:43 PM by jokiz

Filed under: continuous integration, subversion

XmlLogger issue with NAnt

For a long time now, our Cruise Control .NET dashboard is inconsistently generating NAnt outputs and timings reports. Sometimes, it was generated, sometimes a message of "Please make sure that NAnt is executed using the XmlLogger (use the argument: -logger...

Published Mon, Oct 10 2006 1:01 PM by jokiz

Filed under: continuous integration

Longer build time

As we progress on our current project, our unit tests have now reached the thousand mark. Although some are poorly written (some hits the database), our build time has increased past the default NAnt task for CCNET of 10 minutes. It used to build less...

Published Tue, Oct 10 2006 4:31 PM by jokiz

Filed under: continuous integration, CCNET

assemblyversion - revision number before build number

although msdn docs say that the proper format for assembly version is <major version>.<minor version>.<build number>.<revision> i was surprised that our current project is using a different format which is used by the nant build...

Published Thu, Aug 08 2006 11:40 AM by jokiz

Filed under: .NET, continuous integration, subversion

referencing gac assemblies will result to broken build

i was creating this excel workbook reader module so i referenced the excel com interop assembly which resulted in a failing build in our build server minutes after i commit. the problem is because the said assembly is in my machine's global assembly cache...

Published Fri, Jul 07 2006 1:15 PM by jokiz

Filed under: .NET, agile, visual studio, continuous integration

safe commit with continuous integration

whenever i have a major change in our projects (e.g. add, remove, rename files), i always try to check if i've broken something by running a nant build locally. everybody here is monitoring our build server and it is a bad impression to break something...

Published Wed, Jul 07 2006 10:33 PM by jokiz

Filed under: .NET, agile, version control, continuous integration

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