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Asked: 2026-06-05T02:15:22+00:00

I have integrated continuous build process with Cruise Control. At the EOD, it generates

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I have integrated continuous build process with Cruise Control. At the EOD, it generates a build report. If any NUnit test cases fail, then the build fails. We have written one specific test case and added it in a separate dll. We don’t want our build to fail if any test case in that assembly fails. We are using MSBuild target, .proj files and cruise control, ccnet config file.

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  1. Editorial Team

    I would call NUnit two times: once for the tests you want to fail the build if the don’t pass, then a second time to run the tests whose results you don’t want to affect the build, e.g.,

    <!-- Any failing tests in Assembly1.dll will cause the build to fail. -->
<Exec Command="nunit.exe Assembly1.dll" />

<!-- Any failing tests in Assembly2.dll won't fail the build because the ContinueOnError attribute is set to True. -->
<Exec Command="nunit.exe Assembly2.dll" ContinueOnError="True" />
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