What Continuous Integration tasks/plugins should I install as a minimum?

Question

I'm currently setting up a CruiseControl.Net CI service to keep on top of a bunch of .net WinForm, WPF and ASP.net applications maintained by a hand full of programmers. I've got basic SVN integration and NUnit running, and I like the thought of running some sort of code quality/duplication of effort checking too.

So my question is what CI tasks do people run that I shouldn't really live without?

Answer 1

Two suggestions that come free, are not too difficult to integrate and offer the most bang the bucks:

• integrate StyleCop into your (I presume) C# VisualStudio projects (see my answer to http://stackoverflow.com/questions/557773/best-way-to-integrate-stylecop-with-tfs-ci)
• add FxCop as a first step after the compilation (see here http://igorbrejc.net/development/continuous-integration/fxcop-how-to-use-it)