Publish NUnit Report

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 To publish [NUnit|http://www.nunit.org] report, you only need two steps:
 # Generate NUnit *XML* report from [NAnt|http://nant.sourceforge.net] or any other build tool.
 # Add NUnit report publish step by choosing _Publish -> NUnit Report_ from step menu.
  
 h2. Generate NUnit Report
  
 QuickBuild will NOT generate [NUnit|http://www.nunit.org] report automatically, so first make sure the NUnit report is produced by [NANT|http://nant.sourceforge.net] or by any other build tool. The following example shows how to generate NUnit XML report with [NAnt task|http://nant.sourceforge.net]:
 {code:xml|title= NUnit target in build.xml}
 <target name="runUnitTests" description="Runs unit tests on specified dlls">
  <echo message="Before running tests"/>
  
  <nunit2 failonerror="false" verbose="false">
  <formatter outputdir="${nant.project.basedir}"
  usefile="true" type="Xml" extension=".xml"/>
  <test assemblyname="${compile.dir}\foo.bar.dll" appconfig="${compile.dir}\foo.bar.dll.config"/>
  </nunit2>
 </target>
 {code}
 After adding the target, you can generate the NUnit report for your source code, and then you can tell QuickBuild to publish the results.
  
 h2. Publish NUnit Report
   
 Just like all other [build reports|Publish Build Reports], you add NUnit report by [adding a publish step|Working With Step] in a [configuration|Working with Configurations]. When you add publish NUnit Report step, the following screen will be displayed:
  
 !Screenshots^report_publish_step.png!
  
 In source report files field, QuickBuild uses an [enhanced Ant style file patterns|File Pattern Reference] to collect the reports, and the directory you specified is *relative* to the [workspace|Configuration Workspace] directory.
  
 QuickBuild will analyze the NUnit reports and will generate the Overview/Details after each build, and it will also collect the statistics data from the reports automatically so that you can track the tests trends in [the statistics tab|Working with Statistics].
  Add _*Publish NUnit Report*_ step to your build workflow. If you have several report sets, you can add several steps with different report set names. Reference [this page|Publish Build Reports] for more details.