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Brendan
Brendan

Reputation: 4659

Running multiple unit test projects in Jenkins only records second set of results

I have searched for a while and can't find an answer on here for the first time ever.

I have a solution which contains multiple C# projects. Two of these projects are unit test projects. I am building this solution with Jenkins, attempting to run all the unit tests, then packaging it for an internal NuGet server.

The issue I am having is that I am running the tests for one unit test project after the other, I think this is causing the second set of tests to save their results over the first set because I can see in the console output that both sets of tests ran and passed, however the Test Results in Jenkins only shows the second set of tests.

I am running these with a windows batch command using nunit-console like this:

nunit-console.exe MyFirstProject.UnitTests/bin/Debug/MyFirstProject.UnitTests.dll
nunit-console.exe MySecondProject.UnitTests/bin/Debug/MySecondProject.UnitTests.dll

Is there a better way I can run these so that all test results are recorded?

Thanks!

Upvotes: 3

Views: 2342

Answers (2)

callisto
callisto

Reputation: 5083

As an addition to anyone else who has this type of issue:
To get one report from two groups of tests run from the same assembly, define two Windows Batch Command build steps, each with its own category and result file : 

"%nunit%\nunit-console.exe" "%WORKSPACE%\MyTests.sln" /include:TestCategory1 /xml=nunit-result1.xml

and

"%nunit%\nunit-console.exe" "%WORKSPACE%\MyTests.sln" /include:TestCategory2 /xml=nunit-result2.xml

Add a Post Build action to Publish the NUnit Test result report and define the XML filename as *.xml.

The Nunit plugin will concatenate the different test results into one result that can be viewed and emailed.

This way will also solve the OP's question.

Upvotes: 2

Brendan
Brendan

Reputation: 4659

Figured it out. For anyone who runs into this it's quite simple, you just have to put both (or however many) assemblies in the same command like this:

nunit-console.exe MyFirstProject.UnitTests/bin/Debug/MyFirstProject.UnitTests.dll MySecondProject.UnitTests/bin/Debug/MySecondProject.UnitTests.dll

Now all my test results show up!

Upvotes: 4

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