Since TeamCity 4.0, the Ruby Rake support is bundled in TeamCity. For detailed information, please refer to the Rake Runner plug-in documentation.
This page contains reference information about the Rake build runner fields
| Option |
Description |
| Build runner |
Select Rake from the drop-down list. |
Rake Parameters
| Option |
Description |
| Path to a Rakefile file |
Enter Rakefile path if you don't want to use a default one. Specified path should be relative to the Build Checkout Directory. |
| Rakefile content |
Type in the Rakefile content instead of using existing Rakefile. The new Rakefile will created dynamically from the specified content before running Rake. |
| Working directory |
Optional. Specify if differs from the Build Checkout Directory. |
| Rake tasks |
Enter tasks names separated by space character if you don't want to use 'default' task.
For example, 'test:functionals' or 'mytask:test mytask:test2'. |
| Additional Rake command line parameters |
Specified parameters will be added to 'rake' command line. The command line will have the following format:
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Launching Parameters
| Option |
Description |
| Ruby interpreter path |
Path to Ruby interpreter (Ruby or JRruby). If not specified the interpreter will be searched in the PATH. In this field you can use values of environment and system variables. For example:
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| Debug |
Check the Track invoke/execute stages option to enable showing Invoke stage data in the build log. |
Tests Parameters
| Option |
Description |
| Tests options(TESTOPTS) |
Additional options of Test::Unit test runner. If specified, Rake will be invoked with a "TESTOPTS={options}". |
| RSpec options(SPEC_OPTS) |
Additional options of RSpec specs runner. If specified, Rake will be invoked with a "SPEC_OPTS={options}". |
XML Report Processing
Select a report type to import. You only need to import tests reports, if the automatic tests reporting fails to detect your tests.
| Option |
Description |
| Import data from |
Select report format from a drop-down list. The following report formats are supported: PMD, Surefire, Ant JUnit, NUnit, and FindBugs. |
