We have a lot of unit tests but they aren’t run every night. I have setup some batch files that compile all the code from the SVN repository and I would like to run NUnit. This is not a big problem because I can call it from the batch file after the compilation BUT the output is stored in the network drive and I need to open it every morning to check if errors happen. This is where the problem is.
Do you have a better way to do the same thing that will take the code from the repository, execute test and tell me in a ‘more fast convenient way’ if errors appears?
Update I have installed Team City 4.0 and it work like a charm. Maybe Cruise Control .Net could have been done the same, but Team City website/documentation/features looked better.
We have recently started using TeamCity with our projects, and so far it seems great. We are using it with Subversion and NUnit, aswell as running an external program which makes the final install file of the application. The projects and build configurations are really easy to set up.