Most Microsoft-oriented Ruby on Rails project teams roll their own Continuous Integration (CI) solution or use one of the open-source Ruby CI tools such as Cerberus. One reason is that adding Rails tests to CruiseControl.NET turns out not to be a straightforward task.
Adding to his accomplishments as author of Ruby on Rails support on IIS, Brent Heinz gives the community a thorough explanation showing how to make sure the results of a Ruby on Rails application's test run gets integrated into the build results displayed by CruiseControl.NET's web dashboard.
ThoughtWorks also maintains a comprehensive list of CruiseControl.NET integration instructions which should include this particular configuration soon.
Adding to his accomplishments as author of Ruby on Rails support on IIS, Brent Heinz gives the community a thorough explanation showing how to make sure the results of a Ruby on Rails application's test run gets integrated into the build results displayed by CruiseControl.NET's web dashboard.
ThoughtWorks also maintains a comprehensive list of CruiseControl.NET integration instructions which should include this particular configuration soon.
