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A file can be typed as NUnit by adding the NUnit type to the artifact rule. For example, if I want my tests.xml to be a NUnit artifact and this xml is in the output directory of the server's workspace, I would use the following artifact rule: nunit | output\tests.xml
Note that any : Any non-NUnit files that are given the NUnit type will not display correctly. This type should only be used for NUnit xml files.
Variable
The variable special view is mainly used for artifacts that are automatically generated for every build. These artifacts are:
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Artifacts can be created through the configuration wizard in the Stage section. Artifacts can be added to any stage in the build process by creating Artifact Rules on that stage. See the Stage Options page for more information.
Help, My Artifacts No Longer Exist in the Workspace!
Artifacts can be missing from your workspace for a variety of reasons. If you see the error File '<your_filename>' no longer exists in the workspace (as shown below) then the artifact is missing from the server's workspace. This can occur for the following reasons:
- The files were manually deleted from the server's workspace.
- Your cleanup policy ran and it cleaned up artifacts on older builds.
- The file was registered as an artifact on a earlier stage of the build and it was then subsequently deleted from the server's workspace. Artifacts can be declared on any stage of the build but these registered artifacts must still be on the server once the build has completed.
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