Gert Driesen wrote:
- Is it enough to be able to define the complete set of categories globally
(meaning both the includes and excludes together), or do you want to be able
to define the includes and excludes seperately ?
I think the whole approach is overengineered.
It's one thing to use types that look like filesets for cases where NAnt
can add value, specifically by parsing the string as a pattern and
searching directories with it. But it's another thing to use them, and
worse require them, for something that is nothing more than a string.
What's wrong with simply:
<test ... include="category1,category2,category3"
exclude="category4,category5,category6" > ...</test>
If it's good enough for the NUnit command line, then it's good enough
for NAnt. Obviously one can use existing functions with properties to
get more power out of these.
Gary
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