Just curious if anyone has written a way to test the Application Event log in IIS and would like to share their methods with me. I am using this area to log...
I missed the original question, but this comment from the nunit.build file might be worth considering: ;-) NOTE: This file uses features that are not available...
Hi This is Natarajan S Software Testing Professional , Creator & Moderator QAWORLD Group I am very glad to invite you to this group , here you can find A to Z...
I am looking to start up continuous integration at my new location and I was asked who is using CruiseControl.Net for CI. Can anyone share who they know is...
I used it. The Docs are pretty good for setting it up. I had more problems setting up the nant build than anything. Not because of Nant, but because of the...
Brad, How do you like Subversion? Can you tell us about it? Thanks, Daniel Gackle ________________________________________________________________________ ...
I LOVE Subversion. I honestly can't imagine why I'd ever want to use something else. It does branching right. It does binary diffs on everything. TortoiseSVN...
Hi Carlton, Jamie Cansdale and I (Jonathan de Halleux) are using CC.NET to automate TestDriven.NET build. CC.NET is mature, robust and easily extensible...
And with 1.1 out and appearing pretty stable we are happy. The one thing which is missing is really really good integration into visual studio. There are some...
... Somebody told me, that A) Subversion is difficult/tricky to setup B) VS.Net PlugIn (is this TortoiseSVN?) is very buggy Is this true? Regards, Robert...
We have been using CruiseControl with great success - with 10 developers it is absolutely invaluable. The combination of CC, unit tests and FxCop being run...
thanks for asking the question carlton, and thanks everyone for the testimonials :) incidentally, we're currently in the process of preparing the 0.7 release. ...
It's trivial to setup subversion. Setting up a new repository can take minutes. The VS.Net plugin is called ANKHSvn (ankhsvn.tigris.org) and is not *very* ...
... Nope. ... Ankh isn't really buggy. It's SLOW. And there's a VS.NET bug w/ web projects and .svn folders that means you probably can't use it anyway. But...
Hi Owen, What i would like to do is to integrate cruise control builds with my InstallShield release, so that my users can directly download the setup files,...
I am using it for team of 19. We have Devs, DBA's, QA and management. Everyone gets a little be from the output. We have simple build projects, nightly build...
CruiseControl doesn't directly do anything except kick off a script and parse the results. If you want to have that script create InstallShield installers,...
Test, test. I just fixed my mail problems with Yahoo such that I could not respond to any emails in this group. Can you hear me now? -) INETA Speaker,...
Of course you do the equivalent of "check in", but you don't do the equivalent of "check out". Subversion uses a model called "edit/merge/commit". Commit is ...
... What particular operation in Ankh makes you feel it is slow? Solution load time? Granted, there are some edge cases which can increase loading time, but...
Why shut down VS, doesn't closing the project or solution suffice? ... From: Brad Wilson [mailto:dotnetguy@...] Sent: Monday, October 11, 2004 10:40 PM ...
Using about 28 projects, our solution load time went from ~ 10 seconds to ~ 1 minute. Every file operation, like adding or deleting a file, took about 20...
VS.NET has a tendency to leak file handles and memory, so I usually take that opportunity to close the thing down since I'm doing a commit anyway. Besides, the...
