CruiseControl.Net Failed Build - No explanation?

If there is no useful information in the build log, try looking at the server log for information about the failure.

This solved the issue for me. I had a load of the paths set up incorrectly, and visual studio task was exiting saying it couldn't find the solution. This was in the server logs.

– GaryJL Sep 10 '09 at 22:26.

I think the reason you aren't seeing any output in the xml log files is because you don't have an appropriate section in your . Try.

I did have this section but omitted it in the sample above. – GaryJL Sep 10 '09 at 22:23.

Try running the build with MSBuild instead of devenv.exe. If the log gets merged into the xml but is not displayed properly in the web dashboard, make sure that appropriate xsl transforms are enabled. Also, as Scrappydog mentioned, add the xmllogger publisher (although it should be added by default if you don't have any publishers defined at all, you can check this in the 'Project Configuration' page on the dashboard.

You should use devnev.com (note the file extension is . Com, not . Exe) in the same path (i.e.

C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common7\IDE), instead of devnev.exe. The block is optional, and from the CruiseControl. NET documentation, it will use the latest version of devnev.Com, not devnev.exe.

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