Running XUnit tests with TeamCity using MSBuild?

You don't want to nest the calls, try this: Target Name="Build.

You don't want to nest the calls, try this: The items within a target are executed in sequence.

Well, that was embarrasingly simple. Thank you! :) – Rune Jacobsen Nov 9 at 5:48 No worries, as an aside, I'd probably split test from build and give yourself a test target and a build target (although the example bit of msbuild I checked doesn't!), then you have options to run whichever targets in whichever context you want.

– Murph Nov 9 at 9:01 Thanks, yeah, I'll probably go in that direction. Perhaps it will make it easier to get code coverage going in TeamCity as well. :) – Rune Jacobsen Nov 9 at 19:14 I intend to end up with targets for (something like) build, unit test, package, deploy, smoke test - currently I have the last 3 wrapped into a single target (it works...).

I also need an integration test target. Challenge is I have a lot of projects to wrap all of this stuff into – Murph Nov 9 at 9:37.

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