Gallio.NAntTasks

A NAnt task that provides support for running Gallio tests.

The relative or absolute path of the application base directory. If relative, the path is based on the current working directory, so a value of "" causes the current working directory to be used. The default is "".

The list of test assemblies to execute. This is required.

Sets whether to load the tests but not run them. This option may be used to produce a report that contains test metadata for consumption by other tools.

Sets whether to echo results to the screen as tests finish. If this option is set to true, the default, test results are echoed to the console in varying detail depending on the current verbosity level. Otherwise only the final summary statistics are displayed.

Sets the filter expression to apply, which consists of one or more filter rules that may be combined using 'and', 'or', and 'not' and grouped with parentheses. A filter rule consists of a filter key followed by one or more comma-delimited matching values in the form 'key: value, "quoted value", /regular expression/'.

The list of directories used for loading assemblies and other dependent resources.

Additional Gallio plugin directories to search recursively.

Sets the name of the directory where the reports will be put.

Sets the format string to use to generate the reports filenames.

A list of the types of reports to generate, separated by semicolons.

Sets the name of a NAnt property in which the exit code of the tests execution should be stored.

Sets the type of test runner to use.

Enables shadow copying when set to true. Shadow copying allows the original assemblies to be modified while the tests are running. However, shadow copying may occasionally cause some tests to fail if they depend on their original location. The default is false.

Sets whether to show generated reports in a window using the default system application registered to the report file type.

Sets the prefix that will be used for the statistics result properties.

The relative or absolute path of the working directory. If relative, the path is based on the current working directory, so a value of "" causes the current working directory to be used. The default is "".

Executes the task.