I'm investigating whether we can run performance testing with code check ins to TeamCity
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Does anyone know whether this is possible or not?
Accordingly to the jetBrains dotTrace Developer Community post :
DotTrace 4 command line support is scheduled to dotTrace Performance version 4.6 (release in September 2011)
4.6 EAP will start earlier.
This mean that you would be able to write simple MSBuild/NAnt script which executes dotTrace from command line and then extract a results set XML file and show in TeamCity as well.
It doesn't look like it, however TeamCity does provide the duration time for unit tests and a historical graph of those tests over time. If you use the Category attribute of your runner to group tests, you should be able to create a performance fixture that shows up in the TeamCity build output.
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