Jason Manfield wrote:
I am calling nunit-console from within my nant and would like to check
if the nunit test passed or failed by searching for the pattern
'failures="0" not-run="0"' in the output xml file generated by
nunit-console. How do I search for patterns within a file with nant?
There is a grep in the NAntContrib package. See
http://nantcontrib.sourceforge.net .
Personally, I wouldn't grep over the output, though. It's easier and
more robust to use the NAnt xmlpeek task to pick the attributes out of
the NUnit xml results file:
<property name="res" value="test-results" />
<xmlpeek file="${f}" property="tot" xpath="${res}/@total" />
<xmlpeek file="${f}" property="tf" xpath="${res}/@failures" />
<xmlpeek file="${f}" property="tn" xpath="${res}/@not-run" />
<echo file="${testsummary}" append="true"
>${path::get-file-name(f)}: Total=${tot} Failures=${tf}
Not-Run=${tn}</echo>
If NUnit ever changes their output format, or if they ever add similar
attributes to the test-suite level, the grep approach can fail silently,
while the xmlpeek won't.
Gary
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