Hi,
I want to create a NAnt build script that can easily handle either debug or
release builds, or both. In other words, from the command line, I want to be
able to do any of:
nant debug // creates debug build
nant release // creates release build
nant all // creates both
What I do not want to have to do is create two separate targets, each with
its own csc task that must include the same set of files and references,
with the only difference being a boolean flag. I also want to put the
results of these builds into different directories. For example, I want to
put the debug binaries into ${projectdir}/debug/bin and release binaries
into ${projectdir}/release/bin.
Needless to say, I don't want to have to create clean targets for debug &
release, prepare targets for debug and release, compile targets for debug
and release, and so on. I just want to say ${builddir} =
${projectdir}/${build.type}/bin, ${debug} = true, and off I go. It doesn't
look like it's possible to set this to one value, then set it to another and
re-run the same tasks.
What I'm trying to do seems easy enough -- set a flag to true or false,
parameterize a directory -- but I just can't seem to get it to work without
copy-and-pasting chunks of my build file. I can see how to get one or the
other to work, but not both.
Thanks in advance for any insight provided.
John
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